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Union address. During the Democratic response, Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger asked Americans three questions: Is the president making
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Smith, Castor Reintroduce the Access to Genetic Counselor Services Act
Health Center at Houston Vanderbilt University Medical Center Virginia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology Virginia Oncology
Congressman Flood and Congresswoman Pettersen Introduce Landmark Bill to Expand Housing Supply
Tampa, YIMBYana, YIMBYs of NoVA, YIMBYs of Northern Virginia, and Yolo YIMBY. Congressman Flood serves as Chairman
Bacon, McClellan, Hyde-Smith, Merkley Introduce Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill to Address Mental Health Treatment Shortages
Workers, National Rural HealthAssociation, The Trevor Project, and Virginia Hospital and Healthcare Association. Read the full bill text
Bacon, Crow Reintroduce Legislation to Recognize Long-Term Risks of Military Firefighting, Strengthen VA Benefits for Veteran Firefighters
bipartisan legislation is named after Virginia resident Michael Lecik, a former U.S. Air Force firefighter who was twice
Smith, Owens, Cassidy, Colleagues Reintroduce Educational Choice for Children Act
Project 21; Protect the First; 60Plus Association; Former Virginia & Florida Secretary of Education Gerard Robinson; several other conservative
Bacon Nominates 17 High School Students for Military Academies
High School - Air Force, Army, Navy, Merchant Marines Virginia Skybo of Omaha Duchesne Academy – Navy, Air Force Lydia
Nebraska Delegation Celebrates Enactment of Legislation Led by Smith, Ricketts to Honor Late Third District Representatives
Platte Federal Building in honor of former Congresswoman Virginia Smith was signed into law by President Biden. “Virginia … these bills across the finish line.” “Virginia Smith and Bill Barrett dedicated their lives to serving Nebraskans,” said