One week into its 2011 session, the Virginia General Assembly is settling down for business. Long-time Virginia political reporters Bob Lewis of the Associated Press, Chelyen Davis of the Fredericksburg Free-Lance Star, and Christina Nuckols discuss the session with host Bob Gibson.
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