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Putney Reports Budget Conference Agreement to the House
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Virginia’s Lessons for America: Speaker Howell on WRVA
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Catch Speaker Howell's interview on WRVA's Jimmy Barrett show. Filling in for Jimmy, guest host Congressman Randy Forbes and the Speaker discussed the lessons Washington can learn from Virginia: The no-tax-increase way from a $4.2 Billion deficit to a balanced budget How to foster a pro-business, pro-jobs economy As well as the sure-fire method to
Republicans Add Another $35K to $1.1M in Leg Branch Savings
about 1 year ago - No comments
Speaker Howell announced another $35K in savings in the House of Delegates budget for Fiscal Year 2010. That's on top of the $1.1 million already eliminated from the House operating budget during Fiscal Year 2010. During his tenure as Speaker, Howell has led the way in reducing Virginia's per capita expenditures in the legislature from
Governor Signs GOP Delegates Jobs Bills
about 1 year ago - No comments
Governor McDonnell traveled to the Center for Innovative Technology in Herndon today to sign key job creation and economic development bills, many of which were carried by Caucus members: Del. Sam Nixon's HB 523, which provides capital gains tax relief for investments in science and biotech startups. Del. Jim LeMunyon's HB 792, which makes relocating
Dem Leader Armstrong Schooled in Parliamentary Procedure
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
Welcome to a new feature on the House Republican Caucus Blog—the Puckish Parliamentarian, which will bring you entertaining notes from the House floor. It seems appropriate to release this installment for the Democratic Party of Virginia's Jefferson-Jackson Weekend, which, according to the Washington Post, includes an address by Del. Ward Armstrong (D-Henry), but "no A-list
Republican Successes as 2010 Session Ends
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
As the House adjourned sine die, Speaker Howell issued a press release on the many legislative successes of the House in the 2010 session. The State Budget contained many of the key accomplishments of the session, including rejection of former Governor Kaine's 17 percent income tax hike, and a reduction in state spending for the
Budget-Busting Senate at it Again
about 1 year ago - 6 comments
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Special Budget Information Page
about 1 year ago - No comments
Sherwood Details Public Safety Commitment
about 1 year ago - No comments
Del. Beverly Sherwood (R-Frederick) addressed the House on the strong support for public safety in the House Budget. Del. Sherwood, who chairs both the Militia, Police and Public Safety Committee and the Subcommittee on Public Safety of the House Appropriations Committee, notes the restoration of critical funding cut by former Gov. Kaine's proposed budget--funding for
Landes Explains Senate’s Bad Revenue Estimate
about 1 year ago - 1 comment
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O’Bannon Details Healthcare Budget
about 1 year ago - No comments
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