Lawmakers are getting ready for a special session to determine how to spend more than four billion dollars of federal stimulus money.
But as Michael Pope reports, some lawmakers are worried they won’t be able to offer much input.
Virginia Republicans Say They’re Shut Out Of Relief Money Negotiations
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