2021 VA Governors race

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Not voting for Glen Trumpkin. Not now, not ever.

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That is wonderful. Not everyone agrees with you. What a great country! Am I right?

It's not "right" to attack our democratic ideals.

How could any American support the GOP trying to throw out election results without any evidence of fraud?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not voting for Glen Trumpkin. Not now, not ever.

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That is wonderful. Not everyone agrees with you. What a great country! Am I right?

Once election integrity is ensured, the results will show that everyone always votes R. Virginia needs cyber ninjas to prove that Virginia is really a deep red state

I can't tell if trolling or just nuts anymore.

[Anonymous]

Biden's consensus approval rating has been sliding and is now at 43.5%. That's can't be good for McAuliffe as Election Day approaches, especially since one of the main reasons for Biden's sliding ratings - an inability to get "big" things done that he promised to pull off and a tolerance for left-wing nonsense - is also McAuliffe's only argument for another term and his own soft spot. It's not like he's likable at all or has a compelling personal story.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden's consensus approval rating has been sliding and is now at 43.5%. That's can't be good for McAuliffe as Election Day approaches, especially since one of the main reasons for Biden's sliding ratings - an inability to get "big" things done that he promised to pull off and a tolerance for left-wing nonsense - is also McAuliffe's only argument for another term and his own soft spot. It's not like he's likable at all or has a compelling personal story.

Agreed. McAuliffe is in trouble. He'll probably win, but it will be close.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Biden's consensus approval rating has been sliding and is now at 43.5%. That's can't be good for McAuliffe as Election Day approaches, especially since one of the main reasons for Biden's sliding ratings - an inability to get "big" things done that he promised to pull off and a tolerance for left-wing nonsense - is also McAuliffe's only argument for another term and his own soft spot. It's not like he's likable at all or has a compelling personal story.

But see, I'm a normal average joe voter who doesn't keep up with things like approval ratings. If I hadn't read it here, I never would have known. Also, most normal average joes vote along party lines pretty strictly.

Biden's rating could be 25% and I would still never vote Youngkin over McAuliffe.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Who is this Zachary Petrizzo person? It seems like he is an activist pretending to be a journalist. All of his articles are pure agit-prop.

My thoughts exactly.

What is wrong with you?

The Youngkin supporter hit someone. I don’t care if the other guy was agitating which by the way watch that clip the reporter did nothing. And he definitely never put his hands on anyone the Youngkin supporter just like all Trump supporters violently hits him.

Youngkin equals Trumpism the worst of America who the H wants that crap in our government?

Who is screaming at board meetings who screams at elementary students? Youngkin supporters

Who supports Youngkin anyway? He literally supports the end of Democratic government in the US!

Your continued posts are hysterical. Really.

Truth is....... I would vote for someone who is more aligned with Trump than someone who is aligned with Biden any day of the week.
Under Trump, our country was flourishing. Economy was great. He got rid of a ton of useless regulations. Illegal immigration was under control. He was business friendly.

Under Biden, things are going to crap. Both our domestic policy and our foreign policy are disasters. Our border is a crisis. Our ports are a crisis. Afghanistan was and remains a crisis. Biden has put in place mandates that reveal his authoritarian desires.

So, the more you bring up Trump, the more we remember how bad things have become.

You're living on Fantasy Island. By the time of the election, Trump had lost 4 million jobs, cratered the real economy, and my kid's daycare was shut down. My wife - who has MS - was scared sh#tless of the virus because there's a good chance she wouldn't survive it.

You're full of sh#t.

These low information voters really scare me about the future of america. It wasn't Trump that cratered the economy, it was state governors shutting down businesses.

You are the very definition of "low information" if that is what you think happened.

Trump fcked over the US with his mind-boggling disastrous response to a global pandemic. It would have been better if he did nothing at all.

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A lot of people "disapproving" of Biden are people on the left who don't think he's doing enough to go after the 1/6 perpetrators or forcing through a bigger budget bill. There's also those who hoped moderate Biden would cause the GOP to become normal again & compromise to reach middle positions, but that hasn't happened so they are disappointed.

I don't think a "43.5% approval" rating tells you the whole story. You need to look at why they disapprove and I bet a sizeable chunk of the "disapprove" is from folks who don't believe Biden has done enough.

[Anonymous]

Who is looking like they're going to win?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of people "disapproving" of Biden are people on the left who don't think he's doing enough to go after the 1/6 perpetrators or forcing through a bigger budget bill. There's also those who hoped moderate Biden would cause the GOP to become normal again & compromise to reach middle positions, but that hasn't happened so they are disappointed.

I don't think a "43.5% approval" rating tells you the whole story. You need to look at why they disapprove and I bet a sizeable chunk of the "disapprove" is from folks who don't believe Biden has done enough.

Exactly. He shouldn't be trying to compromise with the Rs. They've already shown us who they are.

Just git 'er done.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of people "disapproving" of Biden are people on the left who don't think he's doing enough to go after the 1/6 perpetrators or forcing through a bigger budget bill. There's also those who hoped moderate Biden would cause the GOP to become normal again & compromise to reach middle positions, but that hasn't happened so they are disappointed.

I don't think a "43.5% approval" rating tells you the whole story. You need to look at why they disapprove and I bet a sizeable chunk of the "disapprove" is from folks who don't believe Biden has done enough.

Exactly. He shouldn't be trying to compromise with the Rs. They've already shown us who they are.

Just git 'er done.

How? The senate is evenly split and one of the D senators cares about the coal industry above all else

[Anonymous]

America's Mayor has weighed in:

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not voting for Glen Trumpkin. Not now, not ever.

T
That is wonderful. Not everyone agrees with you. What a great country! Am I right?

It's not "right" to attack our democratic ideals.

How could any American support the GOP trying to throw out election results without any evidence of fraud?

Trump’s Big Lie is propaganda
GOP stands with an authoritarian idiot
They will destroy America
His cult members are dumber than dumb and when we have a king Don Jr in 2024 No one will be able to save them.
Yes Don Jr is going to run. Daddy might run which would be just as bad. Either way GOP stands with Donnie and the destruction of the USA

[Anonymous]

To respond to the other thread about Youngkin signs in Arlington. They are mostly all in the medians. AKA a handful of people put them up. It doesn’t mean anything.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Biden's consensus approval rating has been sliding and is now at 43.5%. That's can't be good for McAuliffe as Election Day approaches, especially since one of the main reasons for Biden's sliding ratings - an inability to get "big" things done that he promised to pull off and a tolerance for left-wing nonsense - is also McAuliffe's only argument for another term and his own soft spot. It's not like he's likable at all or has a compelling personal story.

But see, I'm a normal average joe voter who doesn't keep up with things like approval ratings. If I hadn't read it here, I never would have known. Also, most normal average joes vote along party lines pretty strictly.

Biden's rating could be 25% and I would still never vote Youngkin over McAuliffe.

+1

[Anonymous]

But see, I'm a normal average joe voter who doesn't keep up with things like approval ratings. If I hadn't read it here, I never would have known. Also, most normal average joes vote along party lines pretty strictly.

Biden's rating could be 25% and I would still never vote Youngkin over McAuliffe.

Disagree. There are too many independent voters out there who split their ticket for this to be true. I'm one of them.