House of Delegates
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The 47-year-old, who is in his first term as attorney general after defeating Democratic incumbent Mark Herring in 2021, is a former prosecutor and member of the House of Delegates from Virginia Beach.
From Washington Times
Before that, he was a member of the Maryland House of Delegates, where he served as speaker between 1979 and 1987.
From Washington Times
Scott, the House of Delegates minority leader, accused Youngkin of exploiting Brown as a Black person to promote policies harmful to minorities.
From Washington Post
Specifically, 51 years ago in the Maryland House of Delegates, when he voted to ratify the ERA the first time.
From Washington Post
And before the House of Delegates voted on whether to ratify the ERA, lawmakers heard a rousing speech from one Democrat: “Men were put on this world first. Second, women come from the rib of a man. Third, women are generally physically weaker than men. Women are usually best for staying at home where the stresses are usually in keeping with their patient temperament.”
From Washington Post
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