Friends,
The first week of the New Year has been very busy. I wanted to share a few articles with you to keep you up to date on some of the issue we have been working on.
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling
Opinion concludes that the Lieutenant Governor can vote on organizational matters and all ordinary legislative and procedural issues, but cannot vote on certain other matter. READ MORE...
Lieutenant Governor Bolling Asks Republican Party of Virginia to Rescind Presidential Primary Loyalty Oath
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling today asked members of the Republican Party of Virginia's (RPV) State Central Committee (SCC) to rescind the Loyalty Oath in connection with the upcoming presidential primary. READ MORE...
Lieutenant Governor Bill Bolling today asked members of the Republican Party of Virginia's (RPV) State Central Committee (SCC) to rescind the Loyalty Oath in connection with the upcoming presidential primary. READ MORE...
Governor McDonnell And Lieutenant Governor Bolling Announce Jobs and Economic Legislative Agenda for 2012 General Assembly Session
Governor Bob McDonnell, joined by Lieutenant Governor and Chief Jobs Creation Officer Bill Bolling, announced his Jobs and Economic Development Legislative Agenda for the 2012 General Assembly session. READ MORE...
Virginia Primary: Right from the start
Richmond Times-Dispatch | posted 01/05/2012
Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli changed his mind. Lt. Gov. Bill Bolling was right from the start. READ MORE...
Bill Bolling's Sensible Restraint On Breaking Ties
The Washington Post | posted 01/05/2012
The last time the Virginia Senate was evenly divided between the two parties, in 1996, Democrats and Republicans hammered out a collegial power-sharing arrangement. That sounds quaint in this partisan era - and, unfortunately, it is. READ MORE...
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