Spanberger for Governor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll rather be the first state to elect the first black FEMALE GOVERONOR..

I'd rather not have a gun toting MAGA, but maybe that's just me.

No, it’s the majority of us.

[Anonymous]

Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

[Anonymous]

Link on Stoney here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll have to consider Spanberger, Miyares, and Filler-Corn closely - unless Filler-Corn changed her mind.

I know my choices are random.

I thought she was running for Congress.

Actually I just googled it:

Former Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn has decided against a bid for governor in 2025 and will instead run next year to represent the competitive northern Virginia congressional seat being vacated by a fellow Democrat, U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton.

https://apnews.com/article/eileen-filler-corn-virginia-congressional-election-d3637e1f85362a8ed93fe07be99092ca

[Anonymous]

big NO for Spanberger

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll have to consider Spanberger, Miyares, and Filler-Corn closely - unless Filler-Corn changed her mind.

I know my choices are random.

I thought she was running for Congress.

Actually I just googled it:

Former Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn has decided against a bid for governor in 2025 and will instead run next year to represent the competitive northern Virginia congressional seat being vacated by a fellow Democrat, U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton.

https://apnews.com/article/eileen-filler-corn-virginia-congressional-election-d3637e1f85362a8ed93fe07be99092ca

Is Filler-Corn a processed food additive?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

It’s Stoney’s turn.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll rather be the first state to elect the first black FEMALE GOVERONOR..

I'd rather not have a gun toting MAGA, but maybe that's just me.

I love her. You just mad. Winsome Earle-Sears for Governor and then President

She was born in Jamaica, so good luck with that last one.

Zing!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'll have to consider Spanberger, Miyares, and Filler-Corn closely - unless Filler-Corn changed her mind.

I know my choices are random.

I thought she was running for Congress.

Actually I just googled it:

Former Virginia House Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn has decided against a bid for governor in 2025 and will instead run next year to represent the competitive northern Virginia congressional seat being vacated by a fellow Democrat, U.S. Rep. Jennifer Wexton.

https://apnews.com/article/eileen-filler-corn-virginia-congressional-election-d3637e1f85362a8ed93fe07be99092ca

Cute that they’re calling that seat “competitive.”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

It’s Stoney’s turn.

Spanberger on paper seems to have all of the advantages. But then she talks and becomes immediately unlikeable. The Richmond area seems to hold the keys to winning the primary. So I think Abigail may be finding herself out of work come next year.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

It’s Stoney’s turn.

Spanberger on paper seems to have all of the advantages. But then she talks and becomes immediately unlikeable. The Richmond area seems to hold the keys to winning the primary. So I think Abigail may be finding herself out of work come next year.

I live in Richmond and Stoney is pretty unpopular. He went all out for his Casino after the voters turned it down the first time - and lost. He loves developers and people that hand him money for his next election. Residents are not a priority.

[Anonymous]

No thanks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

It’s Stoney’s turn.

Spanberger on paper seems to have all of the advantages. But then she talks and becomes immediately unlikeable. The Richmond area seems to hold the keys to winning the primary. So I think Abigail may be finding herself out of work come next year.

I live in Richmond and Stoney is pretty unpopular. He went all out for his Casino after the voters turned it down the first time - and lost. He loves developers and people that hand him money for his next election. Residents are not a priority.

+1

Stoney also whiffed on the coliseum redevelopment effort a few years back. He’s shown me nothing to suggest that he’s prepared to lead the state.

[Anonymous]

I would hate to see Spanberger's House seat go red again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Both Spanberger and Stoney are great. I hope someday we go back to a time when Democratic primaries between great candidates didn’t feel so existential. I’m constantly afraid that if one tears the other down too much we’ll lose the general.

It’s Stoney’s turn.

Spanberger on paper seems to have all of the advantages. But then she talks and becomes immediately unlikeable. The Richmond area seems to hold the keys to winning the primary. So I think Abigail may be finding herself out of work come next year.

That sentence says a lot about you.