Virginia’s political world was shaken by the sudden death of Congressman Donald McEachin this week.
Jeff Schapiro, political columnist with the Richmond Times-Dispatch, and Michael Pope discuss McEachin’s legacy and what might happen next.
Pope & Schapiro: McEachin’s legacy and what happens next
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