“The big question to start out everything is whether or not the legislature is still in session, and, like every dispute in America, this is probably going to end up in the courts,” said Stephen Farnsworth, a political science professor at University of Mary Washington.
“Probably the best way to describe this is the equivalent of a schoolyard disagreement,” said Farnsworth.
“But what you see increasingly is the Washingtonization of Richmond, and Virginia politics is looking to be filled with the same kind of gridlock that you see in the nation’s capital.”
