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Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France

Governor Spanberger concluded here week long international economic trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France, where…
#UnitedKingdom #UK #Europe #EU #france #GovernorSpanberger #GreatBritain #InternationalTradeMission
https://www.europesays.com/3152513/

Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France https://www.byteseu.com/2225727/ #France #GovernorSpanberger #GreatBritain #InternationalTradeMission #UnitedKingdom

Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France

Governor Spanberger concluded here week long international economic trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France, where…
#EuropeSays #Britain #Europe #EU #UK #France #GovernorSpanberger #InternationalTradeMission #UnitedKingdom
https://www.europesays.com/britain/89983/

https://www.europesays.com/britain/89983/ Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France #France #GovernorSpanberger #InternationalTradeMission #UK #UnitedKingdom

Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France

Governor Spanberger concluded here week long international economic trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France, where…
#France #FR #Europe #EU #GovernorSpanberger #InternationalTradeMission
https://www.europesays.com/france/56673/

https://www.europesays.com/uk/1109684/ Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France #Britain #England #France #GovernorSpanberger #GreatBritain #InternationalTradeMission #NorthernIreland #Scotland #UK #UnitedKingdom #Wales

Gov. Spanberger returns from international trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France

Governor Spanberger concluded here week long international economic trade mission to the United Kingdom, Italy and France, where…
#Italy #Europe #Europa #EU #France #GovernorSpanberger #InternationalTradeMission
https://www.europesays.com/italy/35169/

GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

GOVERNOR ISSUES EDICT ON FEDERAL PRESENCE AT VOTING SITES

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger signs executive order today to set rules for election workers if federal agents show up at voting sites.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

Virginia's Governor is creating new rules for election workers today. This is to help them know what to do if federal agents come to polling places during voting.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence
https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

Virginia's Governor is creating new rules for election workers today. This is to help them know what to do if federal agents come to polling places during voting.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence
https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

Virginia's Governor is creating new rules for election workers today. This is to help them know what to do if federal agents come to polling places during voting.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence
https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

Virginia's Governor is creating new rules for election workers today. This is to help them know what to do if federal agents come to polling places during voting.

#VirginiaElection, #VotingRights, #ElectionSecurity, #GovernorSpanberger, #FederalPresence
https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-order-federal-agents-polling-sites/

Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law aimed at accelerating economic development across the state

Governor Spanberger’s office announced Monday that she had signed bipartisan legislation to grow the economy, create new jobs…
#Economy #business #GovernorSpanberger #halifax #Spanberger
https://www.europesays.com/2900870/

Gov. Spanberger signs bills into law aimed at accelerating economic development across the state https://www.byteseu.com/1922238/ #business #economy #GovernorSpanberger #Halifax #Spanberger

Corporation Relocation from Virginia Amidst Governor Spanberger's Early Actions

A company left Virginia within 30 days of Governor Spanberger taking office. Find out why and what it means for the state's economy.

#VirginiaEconomy, #GovernorSpanberger, #BusinessRelocation, #EconomicImpact, #VirginiaPolitics

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-corporation-relocation-after-governor-spanberger-inauguration/

Corporation Relocation from Virginia Amidst Governor Spanberger's Early Actions

A company left Virginia within 30 days of Governor Spanberger taking office. Find out why and what it means for the state's economy.

#VirginiaEconomy, #GovernorSpanberger, #BusinessRelocation, #EconomicImpact, #VirginiaPolitics

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-corporation-relocation-after-governor-spanberger-inauguration/

A company has moved out of Virginia just 30 days after Governor Spanberger started her job. This is a big change for the state's economy.

#VirginiaEconomy, #GovernorSpanberger, #BusinessRelocation, #EconomicImpact, #VirginiaPolitics

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-corporation-relocation-after-governor-spanberger-inauguration/

A company has moved out of Virginia just 30 days after Governor Spanberger started her job. This is a big change for the state's economy.

#VirginiaEconomy, #GovernorSpanberger, #BusinessRelocation, #EconomicImpact, #VirginiaPolitics

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-corporation-relocation-after-governor-spanberger-inauguration/

Virginia Governor Spanberger's Early Actions Draw Scrutiny

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger's early plans on public safety and data centers face pushback from conservative groups. Learn about her first moves.

#Virginia, #GovernorSpanberger, #Politics, #PublicSafety, #DataCenters

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-spanberger-actions-criticism/

Virginia Governor Spanberger's Early Actions Draw Scrutiny

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger's early plans on public safety and data centers face pushback from conservative groups. Learn about her first moves.

#Virginia, #GovernorSpanberger, #Politics, #PublicSafety, #DataCenters

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-spanberger-actions-criticism/

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is starting her term with new ideas about public safety funds and data centers. Some groups on the right are not happy with her first steps.

#Virginia, #GovernorSpanberger, #Politics, #PublicSafety, #DataCenters

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-spanberger-actions-criticism/

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is starting her term with new ideas about public safety funds and data centers. Some groups on the right are not happy with her first steps.

#Virginia, #GovernorSpanberger, #Politics, #PublicSafety, #DataCenters

https://newsletter.tf/virginia-governor-spanberger-actions-criticism/

This transfer of power in Virginia matters more than others I’ve seen

For the first time in my life, I watched a new Virginia governor take the oath of office–not only because my schedule was mercifully free and allowed me to camp out on the couch at noon Saturday, but because the stakes for my state’s leadership are much higher now.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) begins her term as Virginia’s 75th governor at a much different time for the commonwealth and the nation than the last time a Democrat was sworn in as governor in front of the Capitol designed by Virginia’s second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had to deal with the lies, cruelty, bigotry, and incompetence of Trump 1.0, but Spanberger faces even more of that–compounded by Trump’s newfound enthusiasm for trying to punish particular states he deems disloyal.

At its lightest, this takes the form of clumsy, oafish attempts to yank federal funding, threaten federal investigations or undo federal approvals of projects. In Virginia, we’ve seen such examples as the unsuccessful attempt to intimidate George Mason University president Gregory Washington out of office and the groundless bid to stop construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project that a federal judge turned aside Friday.

At its worst, the entire country has witnessed the murderous thuggishness of ICE agents in Minneapolis who seem to take tactical inspiration from the secret police of Third World dictatorships.

And over the last year, the two elected officials in Virginia best positioned to contest these abuses of power, former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and former Attorney General Jason Miyares (R), either did nothing or cheered them along. Youngkin in particular appeared to think that his heel turn from maintaining a measured distance from Trump to embracing so much of a MAGA agenda would set him up well in future elections; the choices of Virginia voters in November suggest that is a delusional hope.

Hours into her term, Spanberger put some distance between herself and Youngkin’s smiling mediocrity: One of the first 10 executive orders she signed rescinds the EO of her predecessor that had directed state law-enforcement agencies to divert their time and resources to assist ICE operations.

That is a good start, and I expect more from the first Democratic governor I’ve seen take office with a Democratic majority in both houses of the General Assembly. These elected representatives have a great deal of work ahead, starting with unfinished business from the last four years in Richmond and now including finding ways to repair the damage that Trump has inflicted on our state.

#AbigailSpanberger #GlennYoungkin #GovernorSpanberger #ice #OldDominion #Richmond #Trump20 #Virginia #VirginiaDems #VirginiaGeneralAssembly #VirginiaPolitics

This transfer of power in Virginia matters more than others I’ve seen

For the first time in my life, I watched a new Virginia governor take the oath of office–not only because my schedule was mercifully free and allowed me to camp out on the couch at noon Saturday, but because the stakes for my state’s leadership are much higher now.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) begins her term as Virginia’s 75th governor at a much different time for the commonwealth and the nation than the last time a Democrat was sworn in as governor in front of the Capitol designed by Virginia’s second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had to deal with the lies, cruelty, bigotry, and incompetence of Trump 1.0, but Spanberger faces even more of that–compounded by Trump’s newfound enthusiasm for trying to punish particular states he deems disloyal.

At its lightest, this takes the form of clumsy, oafish attempts to yank federal funding, threaten federal investigations or undo federal approvals of projects. In Virginia, we’ve seen such examples as the unsuccessful attempt to intimidate George Mason University president Gregory Washington out of office and the groundless bid to stop construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project that a federal judge turned aside Friday.

At its worst, the entire country has witnessed the murderous thuggishness of ICE agents in Minneapolis who seem to take tactical inspiration from the secret police of Third World dictatorships.

And over the last year, the two elected officials in Virginia best positioned to contest these abuses of power, former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and former Attorney General Jason Miyares (R), either did nothing or cheered them along. Youngkin in particular appeared to think that his heel turn from maintaining a measured distance from Trump to embracing so much of a MAGA agenda would set him up well in future elections; the choices of Virginia voters in November suggest that is a delusional hope.

Hours into her term, Spanberger put some distance between herself and Youngkin’s smiling mediocrity: One of the first 10 executive orders she signed rescinds the EO of her predecessor that had directed state law-enforcement agencies to divert their time and resources to assist ICE operations.

That is a good start, and I expect more from the first Democratic governor I’ve seen take office with a Democratic majority in both houses of the General Assembly. These elected representatives have a great deal of work ahead, starting with unfinished business from the last four years in Richmond and now including finding ways to repair the damage that Trump has inflicted on our state.

#AbigailSpanberger #GlennYoungkin #GovernorSpanberger #ice #OldDominion #Richmond #Trump20 #Virginia #VirginiaDems #VirginiaGeneralAssembly #VirginiaPolitics

This transfer of power in Virginia matters more than others I’ve seen

For the first time in my life, I watched a new Virginia governor take the oath of office–not only because my schedule was mercifully free and allowed me to camp out on the couch at noon Saturday, but because the stakes for my state’s leadership are much higher now.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D.) begins her term as Virginia’s 75th governor at a much different time for the commonwealth and the nation than the last time a Democrat was sworn in as governor in front of the Capitol designed by Virginia’s second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D.) had to deal with the lies, cruelty, bigotry, and incompetence of Trump 1.0, but Spanberger faces even more of that–compounded by Trump’s newfound enthusiasm for trying to punish particular states he deems disloyal.

At its lightest, this takes the form of clumsy, oafish attempts to yank federal funding, threaten federal investigations or undo federal approvals of projects. In Virginia, we’ve seen such examples as the unsuccessful attempt to intimidate George Mason University president Gregory Washington out of office and the groundless bid to stop construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project that a federal judge turned aside Friday.

At its worst, the entire country has witnessed the murderous thuggishness of ICE agents in Minneapolis who seem to take tactical inspiration from the secret police of Third World dictatorships.

And over the last year, the two elected officials in Virginia best positioned to contest these abuses of power, former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R.) and former Attorney General Jason Miyares (R.) either did nothing or cheered them along. Youngkin in particular appeared to think that his heel turn from maintaining a measured distance from Trump to embracing so much of a MAGA agenda would set him up well in future elections; the choices of Virginia voters in November suggest that is a delusional hope.

Hours into her term, Spanberger put some distance between herself and Youngkin’s smiling mediocrity: One of the first 10 executive orders she signed rescinds the EO of her predecessor that had directed state law-enforcement agencies to divert their time and resources to assist ICE operations.

That is a good start, and I expect more from the first Democratic governor I’ve seen take office with a Democratic majority in both houses of the General Assembly. These elected representatives have a great deal of work ahead, starting with unfinished business from the last four years in Richmond and now including finding ways to repair the damage that Trump has inflicted on our state.

#AbigailSpanberger #GlennYoungkin #GovernorSpanberger #ice #OldDominion #Richmond #Trump20 #Virginia #VirginiaDems #VirginiaGeneralAssembly #VirginiaPolitics

This transfer of power in Virginia matters more than others I’ve seen

For the first time in my life, I watched a new Virginia governor take the oath of office–not only because my schedule was mercifully free and allowed me to camp out on the couch at noon Saturday, but because the stakes for my state’s leadership are much higher now.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) begins her term as Virginia’s 75th governor at a much different time for the commonwealth and the nation than the last time a Democrat was sworn in as governor in front of the Capitol designed by Virginia’s second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had to deal with the lies, cruelty, bigotry, and incompetence of Trump 1.0, but Spanberger faces even more of that–compounded by Trump’s newfound enthusiasm for trying to punish particular states he deems disloyal.

At its lightest, this takes the form of clumsy, oafish attempts to yank federal funding, threaten federal investigations or undo federal approvals of projects. In Virginia, we’ve seen such examples as the unsuccessful attempt to intimidate George Mason University president Gregory Washington out of office and the groundless bid to stop construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project that a federal judge turned aside Friday.

At its worst, the entire country has witnessed the murderous thuggishness of ICE agents in Minneapolis who seem to take tactical inspiration from the secret police of Third World dictatorships.

And over the last year, the two elected officials in Virginia best positioned to contest these abuses of power, former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and former Attorney General Jason Miyares (R), either did nothing or cheered them along. Youngkin in particular appeared to think that his heel turn from maintaining a measured distance from Trump to embracing so much of a MAGA agenda would set him up well in future elections; the choices of Virginia voters in November suggest that is a delusional hope.

Hours into her term, Spanberger put some distance between herself and Youngkin’s smiling mediocrity: One of the first 10 executive orders she signed rescinds the EO of her predecessor that had directed state law-enforcement agencies to divert their time and resources to assist ICE operations.

That is a good start, and I expect more from the first Democratic governor I’ve seen take office with a Democratic majority in both houses of the General Assembly. These elected representatives have a great deal of work ahead, starting with unfinished business from the last four years in Richmond and now including finding ways to repair the damage that Trump has inflicted on our state.

#AbigailSpanberger #GlennYoungkin #GovernorSpanberger #ice #OldDominion #Richmond #Trump20 #Virginia #VirginiaDems #VirginiaGeneralAssembly #VirginiaPolitics

This transfer of power in Virginia matters more than others I’ve seen

For the first time in my life, I watched a new Virginia governor take the oath of office–not only because my schedule was mercifully free and allowed me to camp out on the couch at noon Saturday, but because the stakes for my state’s leadership are much higher now.

Gov. Abigail Spanberger (D) begins her term as Virginia’s 75th governor at a much different time for the commonwealth and the nation than the last time a Democrat was sworn in as governor in front of the Capitol designed by Virginia’s second governor, Thomas Jefferson.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D) had to deal with the lies, cruelty, bigotry, and incompetence of Trump 1.0, but Spanberger faces even more of that–compounded by Trump’s newfound enthusiasm for trying to punish particular states he deems disloyal.

At its lightest, this takes the form of clumsy, oafish attempts to yank federal funding, threaten federal investigations or undo federal approvals of projects. In Virginia, we’ve seen such examples as the unsuccessful attempt to intimidate George Mason University president Gregory Washington out of office and the groundless bid to stop construction of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project that a federal judge turned aside Friday.

At its worst, the entire country has witnessed the murderous thuggishness of ICE agents in Minneapolis who seem to take tactical inspiration from the secret police of Third World dictatorships.

And over the last year, the two elected officials in Virginia best positioned to contest these abuses of power, former Gov. Glenn Youngkin (R) and former Attorney General Jason Miyares (R), either did nothing or cheered them along. Youngkin in particular appeared to think that his heel turn from maintaining a measured distance from Trump to embracing so much of a MAGA agenda would set him up well in future elections; the choices of Virginia voters in November suggest that is a delusional hope.

Hours into her term, Spanberger put some distance between herself and Youngkin’s smiling mediocrity: One of the first 10 executive orders she signed rescinds the EO of her predecessor that had directed state law-enforcement agencies to divert their time and resources to assist ICE operations.

That is a good start, and I expect more from the first Democratic governor I’ve seen take office with a Democratic majority in both houses of the General Assembly. These elected representatives have a great deal of work ahead, starting with unfinished business from the last four years in Richmond and now including finding ways to repair the damage that Trump has inflicted on our state.

#AbigailSpanberger #GlennYoungkin #GovernorSpanberger #ice #OldDominion #Richmond #Trump20 #Virginia #VirginiaDems #VirginiaGeneralAssembly #VirginiaPolitics