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Fifth District Congresswoman Virginia Foxx is currently serving her third term in Congress and has landed a prime appointment to the House Rules Committee, where she has taken on the role as chief speaker on the floor for the committee. The Rules Committe Read more »

"We are spending more [money] than we have ever spent before and it does not work. I want to see this country prosperous. I want to see people get a job. We have never made good on our promises. I say after eight years of this administration we have just Read more »

Each week that Congress is in session, Washington correspondent Sean Mussenden will sit down with a different member of the North Carolina delegation for an in-depth interview on issues of importance. Q. Why did you join most Republicans in voting agai Read more »

As Congresswoman Virginia Foxx begins her third term in office, she stopped by the R&L to talk about the bailout bill, the inauguration, the new president and some other issues. Read more »

Surry County's representative in Congress led the charge Thursday for a largely symbolic House vote not to fund the second half of a $700 billion financial bailout. The chamber voted 270-155 in favor of legislation sponsored by Rep. Virginia Foxx, R- Read more »

The House voted yesterday to block President Obama from releasing the second wave of money from the $700 billion bailout of financial institutions. Read more »

Rep. Virginia Foxx, Fifth District N.C., was appointed earlier this week to serve on the House Committee on Rules. The committee is the one that determines what legislation comes to the House floor for a vote and under what circumstances that legislatio Read more »

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-5) introduced legislation to deny authorization of the second half of the $700 billion federal government bailout, saying it has not proven effective in helping the economy. Read more »

Representative Virginia Foxx verbally ripped into Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac executives on Tuesday at a Congressional hearing in Washington. Read more »

Last week reports surfaced that confirmed what some of us knew and many suspected: the federal government was spending hundred of billions in taxpayer money on a bailout that has no oversight. Read more »