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The U.S. labor market continues to build on its impressive gains over the past three years of the Trump Administration. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ monthly Employment Situation release, nonfarm payroll employment increased by 273,000 in February

Supervisor Pat & Nancy Herrity cordially invite you to join them for their annual St. Patrick’s Day Party — come for the Irish band; Irish beer; corned beef & cabbage; and mashed potato bar with fixin’s

The Fairfax County Board of Supervisors recently voted to ban the use of plastic bags for yard waste, with 2020 as a “transition year.” Supervisor Pat Herrity (R-Springfield) voted “no” on the ban

All Republicans in the City of Fairfax are invited to attend the mass meeting to be held on Saturday, March 14th at 8:00 PM

This year marks the centennial anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, securing the right to vote for women. This milestone in our country was made possible by the devotion, leadership, and perseverance of pioneers like Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

In 2016, President Trump asked African Americans, ‘What do you have to lose?’ Since his election, the black community has seen unprecedented growth and prosperity,” Rob Smith (“America’s favorite black, gay Republican”) notes in a video commentary

Pat Herrity (R-Springfield) — the Fairfax County Board of Supervisors’ lone voice of fiscal sanity — was on WMAL’s Larry O’Connor Show this afternoon. Mr. Herrity discussed the county’s newly-unveiled, tax-raising budget. “They’re talking about a 5.25% tax increase on the average homeowner — on top of 25% over the last five years,” Mr. Herrity said.

President Trump gave a commencement address to graduates of the “Hope for Prisoners” program in Las Vegas. Hope for Prisoners helps former inmates get back on their feet and reenter society after they’ve served their time

At last, some good news from Richmond: the Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee voted down House Bill 961, in a 10 to 5 vote. The bill, if enacted, would have banned many commonly-owned firearms

Fairfax GOP Chairman Tim Hannigan was on ABC 7 News Friday, criticizing bills in the Virginia legislature that would grant in-state tuition to illegal aliens. Subsidizing tuition for illegal aliens invariably means higher costs for citizens and legal immigrants

Some lawmakers had recently pushed to repeal Virginia’s decades-old right-to-work law despite strong public support for the law and the law’s contributions to making Virginia the top-rated state to do business

For those who haven’t yet registered, the official call for the Fairfax GOP Convention and filing forms for prospective delegates are available in PDF format on the Fairfax GOP website and the Republican Party of Virginia website