Virginia House of Delegates Republican Caucus
Kirk Cox Discusses Crossover on WRVA
, filling in for , featured (R-Colonial Heights), House Majority Whip, on 's Richmond Morning News.
Del. Cox highlighted the House's common sense conservative agenda and previewed the no-tax-increase budget to be released on Sunday.
Listen to the audio at: February 17, 2010 Jimmy Barrett Interview with Kirk Cox.
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