Virginia SCC Staff Report Supports “Compressor is Racist” Theory

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Despite a “public outcry” (of 13 people), the Chesapeake City (Virginia) Council voted 6-3 in July to approve a compressor station for Virginia Natural Gas (see Chesapeake City Council Approves Va. NatGas Compressor Station). The proposed site is already zoned industrial and has other VNG operations already in place. It’s not like it’s being constructed in the middle of a neighborhood. However, the State Corporation Commission (SCC) hit the pause button on the project in August, to give the commission extra time to sift through the barrage of incoming lies that this compressor station is racist (see Virginia SCC Hits Pause on VNG Proposed Compressor in Chesapeake). And in an act of self-fulfilling prophecy, SCC staffers (no doubt Democrats) have produced a report for commissioners that "echoes" the racism concerns expressed by radicalized antis.

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