No, Grushka-Cockayne should not be forced to resign before Darden even opens its doors for the fall, and SJP should seriously reconsider suggesting such a dramatic step.
As families across our Commonwealth struggle to make ends meet, Virginians are yet again saddled with a state legislature with no concept of what the public actually wants.
If passed, the bill would have sparked a budgetary train wreck.
In Virginia, constitutional limits do not yield to political expediency.
Without these important initiatives, hospitals risk losing vital information that can be indispensable in diagnosing and documenting deadly diseases.
Rather than addressing real concerns like the rising cost of living and economic uncertainty, Democrats seem hellbent on destroying Virginia’s institutions and violently muzzling half of the state.
Conclusively, Virginia Democrats’ approach to gun policy is an arbitrary classification that is not grounded in safety — it is grounded in hysteria.
In practice, however, the perplexing difficulties created by the Disciplines far outweigh any pedagogical benefit.
With the turmoil at the federal level dominating much of the 2025 campaign, voters did not cast their ballot with an appetite for statewide left-wing activism — they cast their ballot hoping for some semblance of normalcy.
Ultimately, Democrats should be in the business of convincing voters that their policy positions will benefit the lives of everyday Virginians.
