How should I feel about the fact that my next door neighbors put a Youngkin board on their lawn?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm still laughing at the morons who are STILL trying to defend the notion that "half of Americans" are Republicans. Relentlessly ignorant, huh?

Here's a visual since you aren't good with #s. Oh wait - you probably have a tough time with charts too...

Stop gaslighting.

I can knock on every door on my block, and nobody is gonna say they didn't vote for either Biden or Trump.

Stop bringing up "eligible voter" crap, ok? It's nonsense. Less than 50% of voting age people in Fairfax County voted for Biden. That means nothing.

If I check my street, knock on doors and poll, I'm not going to find that less than 50% of my neighbors support or voted for Biden. Stop it. This is a false narrative. It's simply false. This huge swath of anti Biden folks in Fairfax County doesn't exist.

Sorry, you think math is “gaslighting”.

Ok. If you want to talk about ALL Americans, and not just eligible voters, then the % of Rs will drop even more.

50% of Americans are not Republicans.

Stop.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

You haven't forgotten it, you just don't think it's important...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm still laughing at the morons who are STILL trying to defend the notion that "half of Americans" are Republicans. Relentlessly ignorant, huh?

Here's a visual since you aren't good with #s. Oh wait - you probably have a tough time with charts too...

Stop gaslighting.

I can knock on every door on my block, and nobody is gonna say they didn't vote for either Biden or Trump.

Stop bringing up "eligible voter" crap, ok? It's nonsense. Less than 50% of voting age people in Fairfax County voted for Biden. That means nothing.

If I check my street, knock on doors and poll, I'm not going to find that less than 50% of my neighbors support or voted for Biden. Stop it. This is a false narrative. It's simply false. This huge swath of anti Biden folks in Fairfax County doesn't exist.

Sorry, you think math is “gaslighting”.

Ok. If you want to talk about ALL Americans, and not just eligible voters, then the % of Rs will drop even more.

50% of Americans are not Republicans.

Stop.

Sorry. Are you allergic to facts and math? Must be tough.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

I expect mist of NOVA to support you he candidate aligned with the quiet but successful military/intelligence coup so relax why don't you.
The unarmed coup by the gun nuts failed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

You haven't forgotten it, you just don't think it's important...

More that I don’t let you define the terms on which two candidates should be evaluated.

I consider Youngkin’s business experience more impressive than McAuliffe’s past as a political hack who monetized his connections with the Clintons and exudes anything but integrity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

You haven't forgotten it, you just don't think it's important...

More that I don’t let you define the terms on which two candidates should be evaluated.

I consider Youngkin’s business experience more impressive than McAuliffe’s past as a political hack who monetized his connections with the Clintons and exudes anything but integrity.

Youngkin made millions by putting people out of work. That’s how you want our state to run?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm still laughing at the morons who are STILL trying to defend the notion that "half of Americans" are Republicans. Relentlessly ignorant, huh?

Here's a visual since you aren't good with #s. Oh wait - you probably have a tough time with charts too...

Stop gaslighting.

I can knock on every door on my block, and nobody is gonna say they didn't vote for either Biden or Trump.

Stop bringing up "eligible voter" crap, ok? It's nonsense. Less than 50% of voting age people in Fairfax County voted for Biden. That means nothing.

If I check my street, knock on doors and poll, I'm not going to find that less than 50% of my neighbors support or voted for Biden. Stop it. This is a false narrative. It's simply false. This huge swath of anti Biden folks in Fairfax County doesn't exist.

Sorry, you think math is “gaslighting”.

Ok. If you want to talk about ALL Americans, and not just eligible voters, then the % of Rs will drop even more.

50% of Americans are not Republicans.

Stop.

Voting for someone (or multiple people) from a given party does not make them a member or supporter. Automatic, straight ticket voters are scary and will hopefully become rare one day.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

You haven't forgotten it, you just don't think it's important...

More that I don’t let you define the terms on which two candidates should be evaluated.

I consider Youngkin’s business experience more impressive than McAuliffe’s past as a political hack who monetized his connections with the Clintons and exudes anything but integrity.

Of course you are free to decide for yourself what's important and what isn't, and evidently you have decided that Youngkin's support for the insurrection/coup president is not important.

[Anonymous]

I like youngkin. I think he’ll make a better governor.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am minority too and don't see any excitement for Mcallufe. It looks he is from good ole boys network of white boys.

Not only that, he inserted himself into a race that Jennifer McClellan was otherwise poised to win and snatched it away with the money he made cashing in on his connections with the Clintons.

She is backing him now, of course, but the lack of enthusiasm for another McAuliffe term is palpable.

+100

McClellan would have made a fine Governor. Here’s hoping she runs and wins in the future

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you support a candidate who supports the guy who tried an insurrection/coup to stay in office - yeah, that's deplorable.

Notwithstanding your personal feelings.

Youngkin is running against McAuliffe, while McAuliffe seems to be running against a combination of Trump and his own past.

It's not like January 6, 2021, is the long-ago past. It's not even last year. It's still this year. Just 10 months ago. Maybe you've forgotten already, but I haven't.

I haven't forgotten it; I just don't use it as a sledgehammer to avoid addressing the flaws of a political hack like McAuliffe.

You haven't forgotten it, you just don't think it's important...

More that I don’t let you define the terms on which two candidates should be evaluated.

I consider Youngkin’s business experience more impressive than McAuliffe’s past as a political hack who monetized his connections with the Clintons and exudes anything but integrity.

Of course you are free to decide for yourself what's important and what isn't, and evidently you have decided that Youngkin's support for the insurrection/coup president is not important.

There was no coup, moron.

Failed coup?

Let’s call it an insurrection. And you don’t think it’s important?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm still laughing at the morons who are STILL trying to defend the notion that "half of Americans" are Republicans. Relentlessly ignorant, huh?

Here's a visual since you aren't good with #s. Oh wait - you probably have a tough time with charts too...

Stop gaslighting.

I can knock on every door on my block, and nobody is gonna say they didn't vote for either Biden or Trump.

Stop bringing up "eligible voter" crap, ok? It's nonsense. Less than 50% of voting age people in Fairfax County voted for Biden. That means nothing.

If I check my street, knock on doors and poll, I'm not going to find that less than 50% of my neighbors support or voted for Biden. Stop it. This is a false narrative. It's simply false. This huge swath of anti Biden folks in Fairfax County doesn't exist.

Sorry, you think math is “gaslighting”.

Ok. If you want to talk about ALL Americans, and not just eligible voters, then the % of Rs will drop even more.

50% of Americans are not Republicans.

Stop.

Voting for someone (or multiple people) from a given party does not make them a member or supporter. Automatic, straight ticket voters are scary and will hopefully become rare one day.

And….not everyone votes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I'm still laughing at the morons who are STILL trying to defend the notion that "half of Americans" are Republicans. Relentlessly ignorant, huh?

Here's a visual since you aren't good with #s. Oh wait - you probably have a tough time with charts too...

Stop gaslighting.

I can knock on every door on my block, and nobody is gonna say they didn't vote for either Biden or Trump.

Stop bringing up "eligible voter" crap, ok? It's nonsense. Less than 50% of voting age people in Fairfax County voted for Biden. That means nothing.

If I check my street, knock on doors and poll, I'm not going to find that less than 50% of my neighbors support or voted for Biden. Stop it. This is a false narrative. It's simply false. This huge swath of anti Biden folks in Fairfax County doesn't exist.

Sorry, you think math is “gaslighting”.

Ok. If you want to talk about ALL Americans, and not just eligible voters, then the % of Rs will drop even more.

50% of Americans are not Republicans.

Stop.

Voting for someone (or multiple people) from a given party does not make them a member or supporter. Automatic, straight ticket voters are scary and will hopefully become rare one day.

As long as they don't vote R, amiright?