Youngkin defends federal job cuts, says Virginia’s economy is strong
- Gov. Glenn Youngkin emphasized the need for federal job cuts to achieve fiscal responsibility, stating that Virginia has a robust economy with over 250,000 job opportunities available through the Virginia Has Jobs platform.
- The Democratic Party of Virginia criticized Youngkin's approach, claiming it fails to offer real solutions for Virginians facing unemployment during the federal job cuts.
- Youngkin signed several bills aimed at boosting Virginia's economy, including a $60 million grant fund for the semiconductor industry and another fund for battery technology investments.
- Youngkin stated he expects Virginia's economy to grow despite anticipated federal job losses, maintaining that policies encouraging business investment will help mitigate unemployment issues.
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Youngkin: Va. can cope with federal job cuts
As President Donald Trump continues to cut federal jobs and spending, Gov. Glenn Youngkin said Wednesday that he's sticking with last fall's forecast that Virginia will see growth, if at a slower place, in the months ahead.


Youngkin: Virginia can cope with federal job cuts
As the stream of President Donald Trump’s cuts to federal jobs and spending continue, Gov. Glenn Youngkin said he’s sticking with last fall’s forecast that Virginia will see growth, if at a slower place, in the months ahead.
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