Del. Ward Armstrong on HB3202
Earlier today, House Democratic Leader Ward Armstrong rose on the floor to respond to Del. Terry Kilgore’s defense of last year’s disastrous, unconstitutional transportation plan, HB3202.
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- House Republicans Reject $125M in Federal Stimulus Funds April 9, 2009Earlier this evening, House Republicans rejected $125 million in federal stimulus money for expanded unemployment benefits, ensuring that Virginians’ share of the stimulus will be sent to other states instead of families here in the Commonwealth. Shortly before the vote, Democratic Leader Ward Armstrong took to the floor to express how badly his distri […]assemblyaccess
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