Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli ruled Monday that Gov. Bob McDonnell can legally spend $249 million in federal stimulus funding that targets schools.
The advisory opinion was written in response to a request from Del. Bob Marshall, R-Prince William, who asked whether the state could accept the funds without approval from the General Assembly. Marshall had asked McDonnell to reject the stimulus funding, which was approved by Congress to boost education funding.
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