Virginia’s Congressional Representatives Respond to Last Week’s Democratic Sweep
Credit: AP Photo / J. Scott Applewhite
Last week’s results on Election Day is causing some soul searching among Virginia Republicans. But members of the Congressional delegation are at odds over what the takeaway is. Correspondent Matt Laslo has this report from Washington.
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