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Will Janes Revenge Face Criminal Charges for Attacks on Pro-Life Centers? Waiting on FBI

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It has been over five months since vandals attacked Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center in Lynchburg, Virginia, shattering windows and spray-painting a threatening message outside the building. No arrests have been announced.   The radical pro-abortion group Jane’s Revenge took credit for the attack, which occurred the night after the Supreme Court issued its June 24…

Virginia Del. Ronnie Campbell passes away after battle with cancer

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The Commonwealth and beyond are mourning the loss of Virginia Del. Ronnie Campbell. Campbell, who has served as a delegate for Virginia for nearly three years, passed away following a long fight with cancer, according to a statement on his Facebook page. He represented the 24th district, which covers Rockbridge and Bath Counties, parts of Amherst and Augusta Counties and the independent…

'A gentle giant:' Virginians remember Del. Ronnie Campbell after cancer battle ends

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ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY, Va. (WSET) — Delegate Ronnie Campbell, who represented the 24th district of Virginia, is dead at 68 after his "hard-fought battle with cancer." On Tuesday morning, a statement was released to the public sharing that Campbell had died. "We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Delegate Ronnie Campbell, after a hard fought battle with cancer. Delegate…

Del. Ronnie Campbell dies after battle with cancer

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ROANOKE — Del. Ronnie Campbell, R-Rockbridge, is remembered as a husband, father, grandfather and friend, according to a statement on his passing. Campbell died after a hard-fought battle with cancer, said a statement published Tuesday morning on his social media accounts. Read more HERE.

Will Janes Revenge Face Criminal Charges for Attacks on Pro-Life Centers? Waiting on FBI

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It has been over five months since vandals attacked Blue Ridge Pregnancy Center in Lynchburg, Virginia, shattering windows and spray-painting a threatening message outside the building. No arrests have been announced.   The radical pro-abortion group Jane’s Revenge took credit for the attack, which occurred the night after the Supreme Court issued its June 24…

Report: Lobbyists Try to Slip Controversial JCPA Media Cartel Bill into Omnibus

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Despite discrediting themselves in an ultimately futile effort to attach the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA), a massive handout for big media companies, to the annual defense funding bill, media lobbyists are now trying to slip the controversial bill into a potential omnibus package. While it is still unclear if there will be an omnibus bill at all, sources on Capitol…

Congress Inches Towards a Government Funding Deal

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Congressional leaders are steadily moving towards a potential government funding deal as the government soon faces the prospect of a government shutdown. Senate Appropriations Committee Chair Pat Leahy (D-VT) said on Sunday night that bipartisan negotiations would continue on an omnibus spending bill. Continue reading...

Rep. Cline to Newsmax: Bout Release Endangers Americans

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President Joe Biden has put American citizens in danger by releasing Russian arms dealer Viktor Bout, says Rep. Ben Cline, R-Va. Bout, who was convicted in 2011 by a New York jury on four counts that included conspiring to kill American citizens, was freed Thursday, despite serving less than half of his 25-year prison sentence, in exchange for American basketball star Brittney Griner,…

Exclusive Ben Cline: End Status Quo by Ensuring Bills Like Media Cartel Bill Not Lumped in Spending Bills

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Rep. Ben Cline (R-VA), a member of the House Appropriations Committee, told Breitbart News in an exclusive statement that the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act (JCPA) should not be considered in a must-pass spending bill. “Allowing important and potentially controversial legislation to be attached to a must-pass spending bill without proper debate or consideration is…

Virginia lawmakers remember Rep. Donald McEachins impact on the nation as funeral services are held

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Lawmakers gathered in Richmond to honor the life of Rep. Donald McEachin (D-Va.). McEachin died November 28th, just days after he was elected to his fourth term in Congress. McEachin’s staff wrote in a statement that, “valiantly, for years now, we have watched him fight and triumph over the secondary effects of his colorectal cancer from 2013.” They add,…