2021 VA Governors race

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 100000% in on McAuliffe! I want to keep VA Dem, they have done so much good for my family. We aren't very wealthy, I feel like they are working for middle-class families like mine. I don't like McAuliffe but maintaining Democratic control government is important to me.

Thank you.

This is why we should all vote. Democracy is on the line period.

A vote for Youngkin means destroying the US.

Ya'll started this when you supported the VA legislature making it illegal to close down schools during Covid. Can't turn back the clock now. They have momentum.

Are you day drinking, PP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 100000% in on McAuliffe! I want to keep VA Dem, they have done so much good for my family. We aren't very wealthy, I feel like they are working for middle-class families like mine. I don't like McAuliffe but maintaining Democratic control government is important to me.

Thank you.

This is why we should all vote. Democracy is on the line period.

A vote for Youngkin means destroying the US.

Ya'll started this when you supported the VA legislature making it illegal to close down schools during Covid. Can't turn back the clock now. They have momentum.

Are you day drinking, PP?

The fact that Youngkin is extremely close to winning should tell you all you need to know. ROVA wants him and NOVA undermined its own credibility by pushing conservative policies and laws. Oh well.

[Anonymous]

The only people wanting Youngkin are cult members of Trumpism. It's a sickness.

Youngkin will destroy VA if voted in.
Schools will be destroyed.
Healthcare HAHAHAHA anyone see Trump's plan and

Youngkin's got nothing.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/local/virginia-politics/glenn-youngkin-virginia-abortion-video/2021/07/07/1b551bee-df81-11eb-9f54-7eee10b5fcd2_story.html

https://apnews.com/article/donald-trump-elections-virginia-terry-mcauliffe-eadb31e19648744e806582b2761223c7

Youngkin is a liar and God Help Virginia if he gets elected.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

He blocked outrageous abortion restrictions. That alone should win him another go-around.

You want the GOP to stick a dildo cam up your vag?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

This. Plus, Youngkin would never shut down schools! They are both very similar bland businessmen, but I’ll take Youngkin, thank you very much.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

This. Plus, Youngkin would never shut down schools! They are both very similar bland businessmen, but I’ll take Youngkin, thank you very much.

Talk about a non-issue. Schools are in-person because of the legislation that the Ds in the GA and the D governor passed.

I’ll take in-person schools AND no ultrasound dildocams please.

[Anonymous]

I didn’t vote for Trump but I’m voting for Youngkin. He is the lesser of two evils. And a lot of my fellow Loudoun County residents feel the same way.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

I think you need to pay more attention to what Republican-run states are doing? Are you good with what is happening in Texas? Do you think January 6th was no biggie? I am so sad at how few people seem to care about the most basic things in our democracy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

This. Plus, Youngkin would never shut down schools! They are both very similar bland businessmen, but I’ll take Youngkin, thank you very much.

Talk about a non-issue. Schools are in-person because of the legislation that the Ds in the GA and the D governor passed.

I’ll take in-person schools AND no ultrasound dildocams please.

I think you have a secret fetish.

[Anonymous]

I’m so sad that these two are the best two candidates their parties could come up with. Ugh.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m so sad that these two are the best two candidates their parties could come up with. Ugh.

+100

How did McAuliffe get the nomination? It boggles the mind.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

This. Plus, Youngkin would never shut down schools! They are both very similar bland businessmen, but I’ll take Youngkin, thank you very much.

Talk about a non-issue. Schools are in-person because of the legislation that the Ds in the GA and the D governor passed.

I’ll take in-person schools AND no ultrasound dildocams please.

I think you have a secret fetish.

As a young, single woman at that time it was quite alarming that the GOP wanted to force vaginal ultrasounds on women - seemed like assault.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm 100000% in on McAuliffe! I want to keep VA Dem, they have done so much good for my family. We aren't very wealthy, I feel like they are working for middle-class families like mine. I don't like McAuliffe but maintaining Democratic control government is important to me.

Thank you.

This is why we should all vote. Democracy is on the line period.

A vote for Youngkin means destroying the US.

I feel the policies that McAuliffe would either implement or passively accept means destroying the commonwealth.

Unlike you, I'm not silly enough to claim a single governor is going to destroy the country. Get a life.

So the commonwealth should already be destroyed, right? Because McAuliffe was already Governor?

McAuliffe didn't have a Democrat run legislature passing things that he would implement or passively accept.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Somehow I don’t think the sky is going to fall if we give someone else a chance to be Governor other than a tired old opportunistic political hack who is promising people everything under the sun, but always still manages to come across as if he’s only in it for himself. No to Terry McAuliffe.

NP, independent voter in Fairfax and this is what I think. I voted for McAuliffe the first time and think he was OK, but he's clearly past his prime. I like the idea of a younger guy with fresh ideas. There is no compelling reason to elect Terry McAuliffe again, from what I can tell.

I'm voting for Youngkin, but your statement is a reason to vote FOR McAuliffe.