Will November be too late?

[Anonymous]

If Youngkin wins back the state house and senate, in November should he run for Senate? Or is it already too late? He won big on Tuesday winning every Republican seat that was up for re-election. I don’t ever remember a total sweep for Republicans. That being said should he wait till November or do it now? President is a long short, but Governor it will change Virginia to a toss-up. I keep telling him to run and no luck

[Anonymous]

What are you talking about?

[Anonymous]

Northern Virginia will not go for Youngkin because he is pro life. Abortion is still #1 to a majority of a majority of women. We should know by now that pro life politicians ate liars and are working underground to do away with all abortions, no matter the reason or need.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Youngkin wins back the state house and senate, in November should he run for Senate? Or is it already too late? He won big on Tuesday winning every Republican seat that was up for re-election. I don’t ever remember a total sweep for Republicans. That being said should he wait till November or do it now? President is a long short, but Governor it will change Virginia to a toss-up. I keep telling him to run and no luck

Can you please explain how he won big??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If Youngkin wins back the state house and senate, in November should he run for Senate? Or is it already too late? He won big on Tuesday winning every Republican seat that was up for re-election. I don’t ever remember a total sweep for Republicans. That being said should he wait till November or do it now? President is a long short, but Governor it will change Virginia to a toss-up. I keep telling him to run and no luck

Can you please explain how he won big??

All his endorsements won big in the republican primaries.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Northern Virginia will not go for Youngkin because he is pro life. Abortion is still #1 to a majority of a majority of women. We should know by now that pro life politicians ate liars and are working underground to do away with all abortions, no matter the reason or need.

Northern Virginia didnt and wasn’t going to go for him even without abortion, as evident in the 2021 election.

[Anonymous]

Sane people want education and jobs, lgbtq divide sign isn't a priority and it's ok but not the focus of life ,

[Anonymous]

Youngkin only wins if a NoVA school board does something stupid. Loudoun is too risk averse now and all the idiots on the FCPS school board feared their own progressive base wouldn't vote for them again so moved on.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Youngkin only wins if a NoVA school board does something stupid. Loudoun is too risk averse now and all the idiots on the FCPS school board feared their own progressive base wouldn't vote for them again so moved on.

Prince William is a dump now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If Youngkin wins back the state house and senate, in November should he run for Senate? Or is it already too late? He won big on Tuesday winning every Republican seat that was up for re-election. I don’t ever remember a total sweep for Republicans. That being said should he wait till November or do it now? President is a long short, but Governor it will change Virginia to a toss-up. I keep telling him to run and no luck

Can you please explain how he won big??

All his endorsements won big in the republican primaries.

He made endorsements in easy races that were already going to win. He didn't win "big."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Youngkin wins back the state house and senate, in November should he run for Senate? Or is it already too late? He won big on Tuesday winning every Republican seat that was up for re-election. I don’t ever remember a total sweep for Republicans. That being said should he wait till November or do it now? President is a long short, but Governor it will change Virginia to a toss-up. I keep telling him to run and no luck

You do understand that the elections were primaries, not general, right? Republicans didn’t win big.