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VDOT Northern VA @VaDOTNOVA - Snow has largely been limited to higher elevations so far (this camera is along Route 7 west of Bluemont). Keep your headlights on, slow down, allow extra distance between vehicles, and plan to be off the road this eve when steady snowfall begins. https://511.vdot.virginia.gov/
https://x.com/VaDOTNOVA/status/2025592020375339259

Vigilant Fox @VigilantFox - Video: Things are heating up fast in the Texas Governor’s race—and what happened over the weekend is raising eyebrows.
Turning Point USA publicly endorsed Governor Greg Abbott. Yes, that Greg Abbott—the one critics say failed to close the border under Joe Biden despite having the authority to do so, and in some cases may have even hindered efforts to secure it.
This is also the governor accused of signing off on legislation that would have created a de facto Digital ID in Texas by January 1st, 2026, had a law firm not successfully challenged it as unconstitutional. And despite that ruling, we’re now hearing the decision is being appealed—raising concerns that Abbott is still determined to push Digital ID forward.
But it gets worse.
Tyler Bowyer of Turning Point USA publicly dismissed what many see as the most viable challenger in the race: @DocPeteChambers. The backlash was immediate and intense. So intense that “Tyler Bowyer’s dismissal fuels support for Texas outsider Doc Chambers” began trending on X.
Then things escalated.
Over the same weekend, Doc Pete Chambers’ social media pages were suddenly attacked. Supporters couldn’t see where he would be speaking. Event locations disappeared. Voters had no idea where to show up.
In the middle of a heated primary, cutting off a candidate’s communication with the public isn’t insignificant.
Some would call it tampering. Others would call it something even more serious.
If this were happening in any other high-profile race, every major outlet would be covering it.
@DocPete4Texas joins us now to break down exactly what happened... 🧵
https://x.com/VigilantFox/status/2026096087241535643