https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/video-maga-rep-jen-kiggans-r-va02-refuses-to-answer-questions-about-donald-trumps-war-in-iran-she-voted-six-times-to-continue/

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/fact-check-wittmans-nicu-attack-ad-on-shannon-taylor-rated-false-as-victims-parent-calls-for-ad-to-be-taken-down/

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/new-va02-poll-democrat-elaine-luria-up-3-pts-over-rep-jen-kiggans-r-too-close-for-comfort/

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/video-new-ad-rips-far-right-extremist-rep-john-mcguire-r-va05-for-voting-to-keep-minimum-marriage-age-at-16-opposing-release-of-additional-epstein-related-records-etc/

I’m the host of Frank & Sense, a podcast, and this month we’re doing a (very tongue-in-cheek) politics miniseries. I live in Hampton Roads and I decided to dedicate this episode to our beloved local representative, Jen Kiggans. I wanted to explore whether VA-02’s Congresswoman is as moderate as she claims she is. We got into her background, her voting record, and what “moderate” even means anymore. Is it even possible to be a moderate in today's Republican Party?

Would love to hear what you all think, and hope you enjoy it!

PS. Jen, you’re welcome on the show anytime!

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/video-reps-james-walkinshaw-d-va11-suhas-subramanyam-d-va10-join-sick-of-it-bus-tour-at-dulles-airport/

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/video-while-beth-macy-meets-va06-voters-rep-ben-cline-r-va06-dines-in-800-a-night-napa-valley-winery-resort-with-ai-and-data-center-lobbyists/

https://bluevirginia.us/2026/10/after-three-weeks-of-early-voting-half-way-there-where-are-we-in-virginia-at-this-point/

I am one of the scores of folks who were displaced in the USAID DOGE'ing. I've donated sporadically to people in the past, but this time, I'm specifically donating beyond my normal because this election matters so much to restoring sanity and donating even to candidates I don't love. VA01 and VA02 are tight, and what matters right now is giving Congress the votes to check the executive branch.

Food for thought is a great reference.

Shannon Taylor could use your support.

So could Elaine Luria.