Gov. Youngkin is a great guy

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

If you’re willing to throw away women’s rights over a few fewer days wearing a mask, then you don’t really believe they’re rights.

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That’s for sure.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

You worry about quality education and you voted for a GOP governor? Would that be public education? And you voted for a Republican?

So you're not bright.

What we need to do is teach people how to spot GOP propaganda.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

You worry about quality education and you voted for a GOP governor? Would that be public education? And you voted for a Republican?

So you're not bright.

What we need to do is teach people how to spot GOP propaganda.

OMG, go away. The only people spewing propaganda are LWNJs who seize on every good thing Youngkin has done and act like the sky is falling every time. Grow up.
DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

You worry about quality education and you voted for a GOP governor? Would that be public education? And you voted for a Republican?

So you're not bright.

What we need to do is teach people how to spot GOP propaganda.

+1

We need to deprogram the people who fell for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

You worry about quality education and you voted for a GOP governor? Would that be public education? And you voted for a Republican?

So you're not bright.

What we need to do is teach people how to spot GOP propaganda.

OMG, go away. The only people spewing propaganda are LWNJs who seize on every good thing Youngkin has done and act like the sky is falling every time. Grow up.
DP

Joining this conversation late...can someone please enumerate for me "every good thing" Youngkin has done--in your opinion?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m a pretty moderate (formerly identified as progressive before they went crazy) Democrat that voted R for the first time ever for Youngkin. I think he’s doing a good job so far. I voted for him because I didn’t trust the Dems to keep schools open or to indefinitely mask my kids. I’m still happy with my vote but that could change if he tries to mess with reproductive rights or goes crazy about guns. Not that I’d regret my vote because My first priority is quality education.

You worry about quality education and you voted for a GOP governor? Would that be public education? And you voted for a Republican?

So you're not bright.

What we need to do is teach people how to spot GOP propaganda.

OMG, go away. The only people spewing propaganda are LWNJs who seize on every good thing Youngkin has done and act like the sky is falling every time. Grow up.
DP

Joining this conversation late...can someone please enumerate for me "every good thing" Youngkin has done--in your opinion?

Agreed. Examples?

[Anonymous]

I just heard that there was a bipartisan bill that passed to give local governments more control over regulating slumlords. He vetoed it. It was bipartisan in both chambers.

That's what you call a great guy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard that there was a bipartisan bill that passed to give local governments more control over regulating slumlords. He vetoed it. It was bipartisan in both chambers.

That's what you call a great guy?

Uhhh, excuse me, what part of "his publicist convinced him to take 15 minutes to do a photo op with some women's group" didn't you understand? Great Guy confirmed, no dissent allowed!

[Anonymous]

He’s helped me reach my goal weight. Whenever I see a pic of him, I vomit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard that there was a bipartisan bill that passed to give local governments more control over regulating slumlords. He vetoed it. It was bipartisan in both chambers.

That's what you call a great guy?

It was originally sponsored by a Democrat. That is basically why he vetoed it, to prevent Democrats from claiming any victories from this legislative session.

Plus he got more campaign money from slum landlords than from people living in their slums.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I just heard that there was a bipartisan bill that passed to give local governments more control over regulating slumlords. He vetoed it. It was bipartisan in both chambers.

That's what you call a great guy?

He voted six unanimously-passed bills.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just heard that there was a bipartisan bill that passed to give local governments more control over regulating slumlords. He vetoed it. It was bipartisan in both chambers.

That's what you call a great guy?

He voted six unanimously-passed bills.

sounds like quite the uniter to me

[Anonymous]

^ vetoed

[Anonymous]

So glad McA wasn’t voted in. Yougkin is doing much better than the woke campaign.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So glad McA wasn’t voted in. Yougkin is doing much better than the woke campaign.

Agreed. I like him so much and am glad he’s our governor. Looking forward to what he does in the future.