Anyone else excited for Governor Glenn Youngkin

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Anonymous wrote:No, because he's a multi-gazillionaire private equity investor who made his money buying companies and sucking them dry. Why anyone would want someone with that business experience running their state government is beyond me.

This. And I met someone yesterday who knows him personally and professionally. He had nothing good to say about Youngkin. Thinks he will be a disaster.

What sort of complaints about him did he have?

I am not lying about this. The person I spoke with is in the PE world and their kids were on several sports teams together. The complaints were that He is arrogant and has no concept of how government really works.

Oooh, tell us more fiction! Wait, let me get some hot chocolate and popcorn.

Look, I live in DC, I have no dog in this fight, just passing along info.

Sure, sure. And here you are, trolling a thread about the VA governor. Run along.

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Anonymous wrote:Not at all. His rhetoric about CRT and school curriculum told me that he's a liar as well as clueless, but will exploit the cultural divide in this state.
1. CRT is not being taught, never has been.
2. He has zero role over curriculum, let alone books, despite his saying that he does. He doesn't. Everyone knows that.
3. Parents are not expected to write curriculum. Nor are they able to ban books.
4. He ran on this false gasoline to entice the right wing crowd. Why, after all the progress Virginia made, would women vote this opportunist in?

+ He is cynical at best.

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No. I voted for him, but who gets excited about a governor?

I want a government that does as little as possible. I’m not in it to “own the libs” (or gleefully post on DCUM that I’m “excited” our empty suit very narrowly beat their empty suit).

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Anonymous wrote:No, because he's a multi-gazillionaire private equity investor who made his money buying companies and sucking them dry. Why anyone would want someone with that business experience running their state government is beyond me.

This. And I met someone yesterday who knows him personally and professionally. He had nothing good to say about Youngkin. Thinks he will be a disaster.

What sort of complaints about him did he have?

I am not lying about this. The person I spoke with is in the PE world and their kids were on several sports teams together. The complaints were that He is arrogant and has no concept of how government really works.

Oooh, tell us more fiction! Wait, let me get some hot chocolate and popcorn.

Look, I live in DC, I have no dog in this fight, just passing along info.

Sure, sure. And here you are, trolling a thread about the VA governor. Run along.

Maybe they're lying, maybe not. But Glenn's kids went to St.Albans and Georgetown Prep. Borders are porous when they are only a dozen or private schools who all play each other in rival games in this area. Not to mention the fact that the Carlyle Group headquarters are two blocks from the White House.

Glenn is a native Virginian but probably spent most of his last 30 years inside the D.C. border.

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Anonymous wrote:No. I voted for him, but who gets excited about a governor?

I want a government that does as little as possible. I’m not in it to “own the libs” (or gleefully post on DCUM that I’m “excited” our empty suit very narrowly beat their empty suit).

Okay but you can be excited about a government that does as little as possible. They stay out of my way and I'll stay out of theirs.

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Anonymous wrote:His *campaign* was brilliant.

He won't be able to fulfill most of his promises.

What promises? He never really said anything.

Hope the VA GOP doesn’t push election law or abortion nonsense. They should dump Trump & Amanda Chase, etc.

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Anonymous wrote:No, because he's a multi-gazillionaire private equity investor who made his money buying companies and sucking them dry. Why anyone would want someone with that business experience running their state government is beyond me.

This. And I met someone yesterday who knows him personally and professionally. He had nothing good to say about Youngkin. Thinks he will be a disaster.

What sort of complaints about him did he have?

I am not lying about this. The person I spoke with is in the PE world and their kids were on several sports teams together. The complaints were that He is arrogant and has no concept of how government really works.

Oooh, tell us more fiction! Wait, let me get some hot chocolate and popcorn.

Look, I live in DC, I have no dog in this fight, just passing along info.

Sure, sure. And here you are, trolling a thread about the VA governor. Run along.

Maybe they're lying, maybe not. But Glenn's kids went to St.Albans and Georgetown Prep. Borders are porous when they are only a dozen or private schools who all play each other in rival games in this area. Not to mention the fact that the Carlyle Group headquarters are two blocks from the White House.

Glenn is a native Virginian but probably spent most of his last 30 years inside the D.C. border.

The point is moot, regardless. Someone claims one person said this or that... who cares? Millions of people voted for Youngkin. He won. The end.

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Yes, because I now live in Maryland!

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Ralph probably be like, I’m outta here, s’long suckers.

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Anonymous wrote:Yes, because I now live in Maryland!

With Hogan? Major improvement huh?

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Would have been epic if Northam moonwalked during the meeting.

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Anonymous wrote:No, because he's a multi-gazillionaire private equity investor who made his money buying companies and sucking them dry. Why anyone would want someone with that business experience running their state government is beyond me.

This. And I met someone yesterday who knows him personally and professionally. He had nothing good to say about Youngkin. Thinks he will be a disaster.

Sure you did.

Just making a wild guess here, but is the friend a Democrat

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Anonymous wrote:No, because he's a multi-gazillionaire private equity investor who made his money buying companies and sucking them dry. Why anyone would want someone with that business experience running their state government is beyond me.

This. And I met someone yesterday who knows him personally and professionally. He had nothing good to say about Youngkin. Thinks he will be a disaster.

Sure you did.

Just making a wild guess here, but is the friend a Democrat

The stupidity is blinding.

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No. It would be nice if he paid property taxes for his estate so our schools could function.