Complacent democrat here. What policies will youngkin advance?

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Anonymous wrote:Sounds like, other than education which he used to get elected, he's not really into culture wars. He was caught on tape saying he favored a 20week abortion ban. I think that's stupid and it should be based on fetal viability, not a blanket assumption as to when a fetus feels pain, but that's only four weeks less than now.

I am more concerned about his gun control views. He was not clear about them during the debates. Or at all, really, which is unfortunate because he may turn out to be a fking loon about guns and a lot of so-called "moderates" may feel bad.

LOL. “It sounds like Youngkin isn’t really into culture wars, except making them the centerpiece of his campaign and getting caught on video promoting them.” 😂😂

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Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

How long do we wait for all the votes?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

They know how many votes are outstanding and it is not enough if all were for McA to change the outcome. Otherwise, they would not have declared a winner and McA would not have conceded.

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Yes, sheesh, look at vpap.org for a dose of reality.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like, other than education which he used to get elected, he's not really into culture wars. He was caught on tape saying he favored a 20week abortion ban. I think that's stupid and it should be based on fetal viability, not a blanket assumption as to when a fetus feels pain, but that's only four weeks less than now.

I am more concerned about his gun control views. He was not clear about them during the debates. Or at all, really, which is unfortunate because he may turn out to be a fking loon about guns and a lot of so-called "moderates" may feel bad.

Well we wouldn’t want to rip the unborn apart unless they could feel pain right?

Many of these "abortion ban's" force women to carry a non-viable fetus to term and have them die upon birth which is horrifying.

I had just 36 hours between learning my fetus was dying and getting the procedure to end my pregnancy. I just laid in my bed, feeling him in my belly, knowing he wouldn’t live to be born. 36 hours was just the right amount of time to process what was happening. I could not, NOT have endured more, and it is insanity that so-called pro-lifers would make women in that situation wait until the fetus dies naturally. The heartache - not because life isn’t valued, but because it IS - would be unnecessary and cruel.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

They know how many votes are outstanding and it is not enough if all were for McA to change the outcome. Otherwise, they would not have declared a winner and McA would not have conceded.

That sounds like math. I don't understand because it doesn't involve making change

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Anonymous wrote:Virginia has a 24 week ban on abortions?

Kathy Tran put up a bill to legalize abotion through post birth. Basically she is on tape saying her bill would allow abortion through crowning and if a baby survived and abortion, to allow it to be set aside to die slowly.

That legalized infanticide bill did not pass.

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Anonymous wrote:This is literally what he either said or is on his website.

Ban abortion
Banning Critical Race Theory
Create Charter Schools
Keep school open 5 days a week (no snow days?)
No Unions
Protect Qualified Immunity for Police
Fire Parole Board
Photo ID to vote so it's "hard to cheat"
#unitethecommunity

Fix DMV
Environmental projects
No grocery tax and eliminate gas tax
Program Ceasefire and Project Exile
fix mental health system
job training
rebuild schools

You left off fully fund Virginia's HBCUs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

They know how many votes are outstanding and it is not enough if all were for McA to change the outcome. Otherwise, they would not have declared a winner and McA would not have conceded.

Yes I know but they still must count all the votes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is literally what he either said or is on his website.

Ban abortion
Banning Critical Race Theory
Create Charter Schools
Keep school open 5 days a week (no snow days?)
No Unions
Protect Qualified Immunity for Police
Fire Parole Board
Photo ID to vote so it's "hard to cheat"
#unitethecommunity

Fix DMV
Environmental projects
No grocery tax and eliminate gas tax
Program Ceasefire and Project Exile
fix mental health system
job training
rebuild schools

You left off fully fund Virginia's HBCUs.

It’s not on his website that I saw can you link that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

The number of total outstanding ballots based off the number of absentee ballots requested was below the margin of victory as of Tuesday night.

Mathematically, there were not enough outstanding ballots as of Tuesday to make up Terry's deficit, even if they go 100% for Terry.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like, other than education which he used to get elected, he's not really into culture wars. He was caught on tape saying he favored a 20week abortion ban. I think that's stupid and it should be based on fetal viability, not a blanket assumption as to when a fetus feels pain, but that's only four weeks less than now.

I am more concerned about his gun control views. He was not clear about them during the debates. Or at all, really, which is unfortunate because he may turn out to be a fking loon about guns and a lot of so-called "moderates" may feel bad.

He has also said that 20 week ban would not apply to medical need. Really what kind of evil person would want to abort a baby after 20 weeks if there is no risk to mother and no medical issues? Seriously? Why would anyone have a problem with a law that banned abortions after 20 weeks except in cases of medical necessity? He was getting a lot of flack from the Christian far Right because he wasn’t anti-abortion enough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sounds like, other than education which he used to get elected, he's not really into culture wars. He was caught on tape saying he favored a 20week abortion ban. I think that's stupid and it should be based on fetal viability, not a blanket assumption as to when a fetus feels pain, but that's only four weeks less than now.

I am more concerned about his gun control views. He was not clear about them during the debates. Or at all, really, which is unfortunate because he may turn out to be a fking loon about guns and a lot of so-called "moderates" may feel bad.

He has also said that 20 week ban would not apply to medical need. Really what kind of evil person would want to abort a baby after 20 weeks if there is no risk to mother and no medical issues? Seriously? Why would anyone have a problem with a law that banned abortions after 20 weeks except in cases of medical necessity? He was getting a lot of flack from the Christian far Right because he wasn’t anti-abortion enough.

The catch is in defining medical “need.” That bar tends to be much higher than people expect.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Did he actually win? The margin decreases by the hour and more postmarked ballots may arrive by Friday. Too soon to call it. Seriously.

Are you suggesting someone should scour post offices for votes?

Count all the votes is a good start but I don't think more are really coming in. I only say count all the votes because it's the law and Youngkins ran on protecting the constitution.

How long do we wait for all the votes?

Uh, as long as it takes???

Duh.

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It's hard to know what he stands for because the main GOP talking point is always: undo progress, block progress, regress rights.

So his policies don't matter. It's just about uniting people to vote for him because they are scared about their kids learning real American history, not just the white washed version. Even though we still only teach the white washed version in schools so his main platform was running against a fiction.