Critical Thinking: The Death Penalty
When I say I am pro-life, that means I value the dignity and sanctity of every human life. To be consistently in favor of life I have to...
Critical Thinking: Taking Politics Out of the Process
HB1090 proposes a change to ensure that parents and their children in Virginia have the best guidelines for recommended vaccination...
Critical Thinking: Anti-Discrimination
We Believe...that all individuals are entitled to equal rights, justice, and opportunities and should assume their responsibilities as...
Critical Thinking: Prescription Costs
We have to do something about the costs of prescriptions. The Pharmacy Benefits Managers (“PBMs”) are the people who administer how your...
Critical Thinking: Monuments
This morning, I took a vote against SB183, which provides that a locality may remove, relocate, or alter a war monument or memorial,...
Critical Thinking: Lee-Jackson Day
A quick update from today. Among other things heard on the floor, we discussed whether or not to replace Lee-Jackson Day with Election...
Critical Thinking: SB70 - Firearm sales; Criminal history record information check; Penalty
Today I voted for SB 70 because I believe it has the potential to prevent gun violence by preventing people who should not have guns from...
Critical Thinking: SB657 - Certificate of birth; New certificate issued to show change of sex
The idea of this blog is to provide a closer look at what happens in the day-to-day role of a citizen legislator during the General...
Critical Thinking: Transgender School Policy
The Education and Health Public Health subcommittee held a meeting the first Friday of session. In the chaos of the first week, the...