It is no surprise that Democrats and Republicans have very different views of what's been accomplished so far during this session of the General Assembly. Richard Stelling explains.Preview: Elon Musk's plan to make government more efficient is not sitting well with some democrats, who complained this week that he is not an elected official. Congressman Michael Cloud says that none of this should be a surprise to anybody.Preview: The Texas Republican says the only surprise is that we have a president who is actually following through on his promises. He supports further cuts, including the Department of Education, which is said to be on the chopping block.
A Black veteran has been honored by Virginia lawmakers as he celebrates his 100th birthday. Retired Master Gunnery Sergeant Carroll Braxton was welcomed to the House of Delegates on Tuesday. Braxton joined the Marines in 1943, shortly after President Roosevelt signed an executive order allowing people of all races to join the military. He served in the Marines for 33 years, fighting in both World War Two and the Korean War. The House honored the Manassas native with a resolution commending his service, giving him a standing ovation.