Berger's Final Session: Pushing Conservative Agenda
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Republican Senate leader Phil Berger, heading into his final session after a primary loss, aims to push through long-stalled Republican priorities. Key bills include eliminating concealed carry permits and strengthening federal immigration enforcement, both vetoed by Governor Josh Stein but overridden in the Senate. Bergers stance aligns with past fights against critical race theory and diversity programs. Budget battles loom large, with Berger advocating for lower teacher raises and more tax cuts. A fresh revenue forecast gives him ammunition to ease taxes amid the ongoing budget stalemate. House Republicans hold the cards on overriding Senate wins, and three of Bergers own senators are eyeing his throne. As the gavel drops, watch how much of Bergers vision sticks in this power shuffle.
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