How should I feel about the fact that my next door neighbors put a Youngkin board on their lawn?
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Anonymous
When that person’s religion dictates how they would govern, or course people need to take that into consideration when they vote. |
Anonymous
Did you ever experience a Trump Train last year? We were caught in the middle of one and it was very intimidating. The Confederate flags, revving of engines in traffic, coal rolling trucks, foul language, disregard for traffic laws, etc. It was all overly aggressive and obnoxious. |
Anonymous
More stereotyping - which is what racists do. I’m Republican, as is my brother and mother, and as are all my friends. The LEAST educated among us has a B.A.; most have grad degrees. All are vaxxed. None would be caught dead with a Confederate flag. YOU JUST TRY TO MAKE YOURSELF FEEL MORALLY SUPERIOR by putting all people who don’t vote Democrat in a deplorable basket. I actually blame Hillary for what has happened here: she gave permission to show total disdain and contempt for people who aren’t like yourselves. Ironically, this is what liberals accuse conservatives of doing. The lack of self-awareness among people who consider themselves so educated and above everyone else is unreal. And P.S. Being caught in a Trump Train is a lot less scary than being caught in the middle of a BLM riot. |
Anonymous
| I won’t put a Youngkin sign in my yard, nor will I make it a point to tell my Democratic friends that this former Democrat plans to vote for Youngkin. I’ll just wait until I can vote and show up masked, vaxxed, and pleased to have the opportunity to vote against Terry McAuliffe. |
Anonymous
| There is a house in our subdivision that has a Farmers for Young kin sign on the lawn. Um, lady, your two tomato plants don't make you a farmer. |
Anonymous
I was in a lot of BLM "riots" in DC in the summer of 2020, and they were not scary at all, aside from the presence of huge numbers of unidentified employees of unidentified government agencies in riot gear. |
Anonymous
Maybe she has a farm elsewhere? Maybe she's related to a farmer? Maybe she's an ally of farmers? Think. |
Anonymous
I love this lady that is hilarious. It's a conversation starter. Tell me about your farm. Are you into homesteading? Do you have a canner? |
Anonymous
| maybe farm lady would share her bounty |
Anonymous
Maybe she read about a farmer who's a Youngkin supporter, and so she put up a sign in her own yard out of the sheer goodness of her heart! |
Anonymous
Using PP 256m figure. . <32% of eligible voters voted for Biden. If we expand our pool to all Americans than % would drop even lower. “Half of Americans” aren’t Democrats no matter how desperate you are for that to be true. |
Anonymous
Congratulations on finally getting the point, but no one claimed that half of Americans are Democrats. |
Anonymous
There was quite a difference between some of the peaceful protests and some of the riots, looting, and other crude and disruptive behavior on display from BLM/Antifa activists this past year. The tendency of R’s is to lump it all in the latter category; the tendency of D’s is to lump it all in the former. They cancel each other out, leaving those of us in the middle to decide whether we want a further drift to the extreme left at the state level or believe the election of any R at the state level paves the way for a Trump dictatorship. It’s a roll of the dice either way, but having watched crazies like the Democrats on our local school board I’ll be voting for Youngkin. |
Anonymous
30% Trump 32% Biden 38% Ronald McDonald? 100% Total This whole line of reasoning goes to complete nonsense doo doo. |
Anonymous
| I am minority too and don't see any excitement for Mcallufe. It looks he is from good ole boys network of white boys. |