Marcy Walsh

@KennethFCrowe1 And the deficit has skyrocket to a point never known before. You do realize how vulnerable that puts us?

Americans are SO much better off than they were just 2 years ago under Biden & Kamala… and the difference is night and day. Gas prices: Down significantly Border: From wide open chaos to the strongest security in decades Inflation: From record highs crushing families to cooling off Energy: Back to dominance instead of begging other countries Economy: Jobs booming, wages rising, America First policies working World stage: Strength & respect instead of weakness & embarrassment Biden & Harris left us with sky-high prices, open borders, and weakness. President Trump came back and started fixing it on Day One. That’s why the left is melting down — because Americans can FEEL the difference. We’re winning again. Thank God Trump is back! @KennethFCrowe1 #BetterUnderTrump #BidenHarrisDisaster #MAGA #AmericaFirst

@FoxNews @RobWittman reposting this shows he supports this quagmire (psst - accurate use of the word) instead of affordable healthcare for his constituents. $50 billion to an unprovoked war while cutting cancer research, ACA subsidies, and SS benefits for disabled adults. Bravo.

NEW: Secretary of War Pete Hegseth delivers a blistering rebuke to Democratic Rep. Garamendi, slamming the congressman for labeling the conflict in Iran a "quagmire" during a heated exchange. "The way you stain the troops when you tell them 2 months in — 2 months in, congressman. You should know better. Shame on you. Calling this a quagmire 2 months in." "Who ya cheering for here? Who ya pulling for?" "Our troops are doing incredible work. They've done incredible things for the entirety of this mission and achieved incredible battlefield successes. And you sit there and go on TV for your clickbait about quagmires. It undermines the mission." "Your hatred for President Trump blinds you." Correction: An earlier version of this post incorrectly identified Rep. Rob Wittman (R-VA) as the congressman Secretary Hegseth was responding to. The exchange was with Rep. Garamendi.

@GeraldoRivera "Public sentiment" = GOP lawmakers and a handful of MAGA influencers. Nobody else thinks this ballroom is a priority in light of unaffordable EVERYTHING, endless costly wars, a chaotic administration, and one of the most unpopular Presidents ever.

As public sentiment turns in favor of the golden Ballroom in the wake of the assassination attempt, care must be exercised to ensure that-as the President promised-the ballroom will be funded privately by donations.

@RobWittman How will this affect your constituents? Cutting Social Security for people with disabled adult children? propublica.org/article/trump-…

Do you need help with checking on Social Security benefits, renewing a passport, or processing a VA claim? My district offices in Glen Allen and Yorktown are open every day, but my team is also hosting mobile office hours in Gloucester tomorrow to assist constituents with casework. Sign up: wittman.house.gov/forms/form/?ID…

RETWEET if you stand with Jimmy Kimmel against Donald Trump!

@ShayeraHall6285 @JasonMiyaresVA But there's precedent that the constitutional requirement was not followed in the past, and it was allowed. I'm also not sure why the SCofVA allowed a vote if they felt the constitutional requirement argument was sufficient.

@MarcyWalsh @JasonMiyaresVA This is a constitutional requirement. It has to be followed or it's not legitimate. That's pretty simple. Of course given the times the world is upside down. So who knows.

There's an old saying that says you can't cut corners on the Constitution. Our Virginia Supreme Court is about to find out just how many corners were cut on the recent gerrymandering amendment. When the Democratic-controlled General Assembly in October 2025 decided to hijack a special session, rewrite its own procedural rules on the fly, and ram through a constitutional amendment mid-election, this was not governance but a naked power grab. When Virginians were asked to vote on a deliberately manipulated ballot question in April 2026, the power grab was made worse. The Virginia Supreme Court has the authority and a solemn obligation to say as such. The judiciary serves as a check to that power and as the last line of defense when the other branches forget their limits. Virginians have arrived at that moment. What the Virginia Constitution requires is explicit. Proposed constitutional amendments must pass through two separate sessions of the General Assembly, with a general election of the House of Delegates occurring between those two votes. This is no mere bureaucratic formality, but an intentional, deliberate and structural safeguard designed so that major changes to our governing document are considered by legislators answerable to voters who know precisely what is at stake. As a circuit court judge already found, because the next qualifying House of Delegates election cannot occur until 2027, the process is void from the start. This is no technicality, but a bedrock requirement where amendments to our constitution should be fair, deliberate, transparent and accountable to the people. Yet the manipulation doesn't end there. Once a proposed constitutional amendment passes the General Assembly the first time, the Virginia Constitution requires the Clerk of the House to transmit the text to every circuit court clerk across the commonwealth to post the amendment publicly for at least 90 days before the next election. Instead, Virginia Democrats ignored this requirement and admitted as such during the 2026 General Assembly by clumsily attempting a retroactive correction, something that has never occurred before in the 400-year history of the Assembly. Then there is the ballot language. Virginians were asked whether they wanted to "restore fairness" to elections. That is campaign rhetoric disguised as a ballot question, which tells a voter that opposing the amendment means opposing fairness. Does that strike anyone as neutral or fair? The contention from Virginia Democrats that the voters have spoken is as manipulative as the ballot language itself. Certain facts remain facts. The Virginia Constitution requires voters to be given an honest and accurate description of what they are being asked to decide. That never happened. The process was unconstitutional, the language was unconstitutional, and from start to finish, Democrats manipulated both the public and the process because they knew they could never win on the merits. Respect for the voting will of Virginians means more than manipulating the Constitution to produce a desired result. The justices of the Supreme Court of Virginia must rise to the moment and be the check of sanity and balance in the face of political manipulations. Striking down this manipulated amendment will reinforce to every Virginian that our rules mean something, that the Constitution is not an obstacle, but a commonly shared playbook that binds all of us, regardless of party, to one set of rules. That good government is respected by law and through good process. That in Virginia, our laws are not suggestions to be sidestepped when inconvenient, but the fundamental criterion upon which all we claim to hold dear stands. 1/2

When my former party today says the left “needs to tone down the rhetoric,” just pull this one out. It’s one of so very, very many.👇

@PolitiBunny Your entire personality is being hateful to Dems. Where's this energy when your dear leader is making EVERYTHING more expensive with his unprovoked wars, tariffs, and the healthcare concepts that just meant "more expensive?"

You’ve done nothing but make life less affordable while dividing the state, dividing communities, robbing millions of our representation, and pitting Virginian against Virginian. You are the worst sort of leader and a sorry excuse for a governor.

@VA_GOP Those Virginia Republicans, though, so far have voted for endless wars, which are costing Virginians a ton at the gas pump. They also let Trump's tariffs make EVERYTHING more expensive. And they haven't shown any plan to make healthcare more affordable. Family leave helps.

Virginia Democrats are celebrating today because more money is coming out of your paycheck. They’re happy that they raised taxes on workers. They don’t give a damn about “affordability.”

@MikeJohnson Don't tease us with a good time.

Democrats are saying the quiet part out loud: They will impeach President Trump on DAY ONE if they win the midterms. Newsflash: Americans rejected more Democrat impeachments, open borders, and tax hikes in 2024 - and will do it again in 2026.

@PolitiBunny Oh no! Clean energy! Clean air! Good jobs! How on earth will you survive it?

We're in a freakin' nightmare.

@ProjectVirginia No, but I know people who voted no because of the misleading mailers paid for by Peter Thiel. Should we send them to you?

Are there any Republicans that accidentally voted yes because of the wording of the ballot or regret their yes vote because they were misled? If so, please contact me.

There are 12 red states with 0 Democratic Seats. There are only 9 blue states with 0 Republican Seats. Even by your own metric, your party gerrymanders more.

@VASenateGOP @RyanMcDougle So why did Republicans vote no on a national bill to make gerrymandering illegal? Why did Youngkin approve data centers that increase power bills in Virginia? And why are Republicans allowing billions to go to wars instead of affordability issues?

Whether it’s gerrymandering or raising power bills and adding new taxes, Democrats are breaking all their premises to voters. @RyanMcDougle:

@bennyjohnson So why didn't republicans approve a bill to make gerrymandering illegal nationwide?

Republican voters make up 40% of New England. Democrats control the district lines. Result: 🔴 — 0 🔵 — 27

@NickJFreitas Who is the enemy?

Dear Red States, Make your state as openly hostile to woke progressivism as you can. Anything less and you will be wondering how your state turned into a leftist cesspool overnight. They treat us like the enemy. So stop acting like we’re not.

@ROOZVA Sorry. You are plain wrong.

It’s become increasingly clear that there are only two regions of Virginia: Northern Virginia and the rest of Virginia Most issues now fall along these lines, and it’s time to start thinking about elections in this way. Northern Virginia is destroying the Commonwealth, and it’s up to the rest of Virginia to stop them.

@mercedesschlapp Except Peter Thiel. He poured conservatively $10 million into those deceptive Jim Crow ads.

Get off the sidelines—Virginia was winnable, but too many stayed home and GOP donors sat it out.

@belleofva @marcthiessen @BetsyGolden16 I am a Virginian. Bless your heart. Not one of your "proof points" can beat the fact that Republicans voted against making gerrymandering illegal. It would stop the back and forth of both parties doing it because the other party did. Why a no vote GOP?

@MarcyWalsh @marcthiessen @BetsyGolden16 Still waiting for your condemnation here. It's moot really though at the end of the day. Since you aren't a Virginian, your opinion on what happens here is irrelevant. Be blessed. ✌️🤟🙏🇺🇸💪⚖️👋 x.com/i/status/20473…

The people in that little circle are disenfranchising the people in the rest of that map.