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Will Democrats get credit for infrastructure projects in Republican counties?

Probably not. The irony of the Democratic-sponsored infrastructure bill is that Republicans may get much of the credit for the results.

Here’s a revisionist history of the past dozen years: Maybe Virginia isn’t as blue as we thought.

It should use some of that to build an “innovation campus” in Southwest Virginia to mirror the one Virginia Tech is building in Northern Virginia.

1. Virginia has the nation’s biggest disparity between affluent localities and poor ones. 2. The localities that benefit most from remote workers.

Plus, how the national media is getting Virginia’s election almost all wrong.

Why Australia has a much lower infection rate than we do.

Turnout increased more in rural areas than metro areas. That’s what delivered the Republican victory.

Instead of being led by two women from Northern Virginia, House will be led by two men from west of the Blue Ridge.

Why do data centers insist on clustering in Northern Virginia when so many localities in Southwest and Southside Virginia are begging for them?

Both Republicans and Democrats face questions as Virginia adapts to (partial) GOP governance.