Gov. Glenn Youngkin Commends Virginia Senate After Approving The Housebill 759

Gov. Glenn Youngkin recently praised the Senate for approving a bill.

The newly approved bill by the Senate, which also made them be praised by Gov. Glenn Youngkin, is for the owners of small bakeries. (Photo: Regent University)

Gov. Glenn Youngkin’s Praises

Gov. Glenn Youngkin praised the Virginia Senate for passing a bill that will help small-business bakeries sell their baked goods with fewer state restrictions.

The bill, House Bill 759,  was prompted by a complaint from a bakery owner who received notice for operating without a necessary permit.

According to a published article by SmartNews,  the bill allows bakeries to sell goods at events lasting no longer than 14 days and advertise online as long as sales are made in person. The bill was supported by the majority in both the House and Senate.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin thanked the bakery owner for bringing attention to the issue and looked forward to signing the bill into law.

Annual Event In Virginia

In a published article by AP News,  Gov. Glenn Youngkin and Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears, both Republicans,  made an appearance at a yearly anti-abortion event in Virginia.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is hopeful that the politically split General Assembly will pass a new restriction on abortions,  specifically banning them after 15 weeks of pregnancy with some exceptions.

Gov. Glenn Youngkin is hopeful that new limits on abortions will be passed by the General Assembly. They aimed at Democratic legislators for hindering proposed limitations following the Roe V. Wade decision.

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