Please save us from the political commercials-- Glen Younbkin running for VA Gov

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Political commercials are always bad, but this guy's are the worst. His "poor me" commercials are laughable. His net worth is over $450M. He should spare everyone + give to charity instead of pouring $$$ down the toilet. He is a Trumpster.

He started out broke AF in life and is now worth half a billion dollars.


What have YOU done with your life?

Sold out?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

Sucker.

And you're not fooling anybody. "Independent" my ass.

+1 and no he is not "likable" and "likeable" doesn't mean working for the people of VA.

He has no "messaging" zero policies, He's Q and VA does not need cults in government. Not to mention he hates women!

My gosh you liberals have become so hyperbolic and conspiratorial that we just don't take anything you say seriously.
I think back to the crap you people said about Romney and Paul Ryan. None of it was true.
You are pulling out the same old sorry playbook.

so can you please tell us what his actual policy positions are on anything?

Against CRT in schools. Against the updates to the math curriculum that makes math in schools worse than its been in decades.

Really? When did he say this?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

Exactly.

“Grassroots” organizations - backed by billionaire dark money.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm not sure if it's actually coordinated astroturfing or just Republicans lying and pretending to be Democrats in order to fake some credibility among liberals, but it's so obvious when it happens. Lifelong Democrats are not all of a sudden voting for Republicans based on some nebulous changes to mathematics curriculum that the right-wing media has weaponized, especially after witnessing the slow descent of the GOP into an unamerican Trump cult.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm fascinated by Youngkin even as a Marylander, because I keep getting told by DCUM "independents" that he's a "moderate" with "common sense approach," and for the life of me I can't tell you where he stands basically any issue, and I've looked. I have no idea what he is or what he thinks and it's baffling to me that anyone would vote for someone like that.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm not sure if it's actually coordinated astroturfing or just Republicans lying and pretending to be Democrats in order to fake some credibility among liberals, but it's so obvious when it happens. Lifelong Democrats are not all of a sudden voting for Republicans based on some nebulous changes to mathematics curriculum that the right-wing media has weaponized, especially after witnessing the slow descent of the GOP into an unamerican Trump cult.

Very unbelievable. Regardless of who is behind it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm not sure if it's actually coordinated astroturfing or just Republicans lying and pretending to be Democrats in order to fake some credibility among liberals, but it's so obvious when it happens. Lifelong Democrats are not all of a sudden voting for Republicans based on some nebulous changes to mathematics curriculum that the right-wing media has weaponized, especially after witnessing the slow descent of the GOP into an unamerican Trump cult.

Very unbelievable. Regardless of who is behind it.

No, it is quite believable.

I am a staunch Republican who used to vote for some Democrats for school board and other local and state elections because I felt like Republicans were more about controlling curriculum and making rules and laws that took control from citizens and schools. But, I could NEVER vote for most of the Democrats today considering the crap they advocate for. They seem to cater to the small minority instead of considering the larger population.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Political commercials are always bad, but this guy's are the worst. His "poor me" commercials are laughable. His net worth is over $450M. He should spare everyone + give to charity instead of pouring $$$ down the toilet. He is a Trumpster.

He started out broke AF in life and is now worth half a billion dollars.

What? No. Youngkin’s dad worked in accounting and finance and he went to private school. Be less gullible.

He went to Norfolk Academy which was pretty elite when I lived there. It was definitely a rich kid school

It would hardly even qualify as a third tier private here in DC. Barely above a public charter school.

Norfolk Academy is the most elite private school in that area. It’s irrelevant to compare it to dc privates. This guy pretends he came up from poor origins but he was a rich kid from the beginning who only got richer— no bootstraps required. I thought people were smart enough to see through the “flipping eggs” BS.

And his only platform is “voting integrity” in support of the big lie. We had no election fraud and don’t need restrictive voting laws. He supports trump and happily took his endorsement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm not sure if it's actually coordinated astroturfing or just Republicans lying and pretending to be Democrats in order to fake some credibility among liberals, but it's so obvious when it happens. Lifelong Democrats are not all of a sudden voting for Republicans based on some nebulous changes to mathematics curriculum that the right-wing media has weaponized, especially after witnessing the slow descent of the GOP into an unamerican Trump cult.

Very unbelievable. Regardless of who is behind it.

No, it is quite believable.

I am a staunch Republican who used to vote for some Democrats for school board and other local and state elections because I felt like Republicans were more about controlling curriculum and making rules and laws that took control from citizens and schools. But, I could NEVER vote for most of the Democrats today considering the crap they advocate for. They seem to cater to the small minority instead of considering the larger population.

Yes, "crap" like voting rights, equality, bodily autonomy, etc. Not many people care about that stuff.

[Anonymous]

Candidates from the party out of the White House almost always win in VA and NJ. Youngkin is probably the favorite for this reason alone.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Candidates from the party out of the White House almost always win in VA and NJ. Youngkin is probably the favorite for this reason alone.

He’s not the favorite, though. And McAuliffe won right after Obama did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Candidates from the party out of the White House almost always win in VA and NJ. Youngkin is probably the favorite for this reason alone.

Except he's a Trumphumper.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Uh, yeah. Sure, Man. I totally believe you're an independent.. who's into "superlikeable guys"..

I mean, no bipolar crackpot or closet psycopath would ever hang with someone like Nikki Haley.. She's the epitome of "super-likeable independents"... yeah.

https://thehill.com/homenews/campaign/562095-haley-to-stump-for-youngkin-in-virginia

I feel like this is the new strategy in GOP astroturfing. Instead of coming clean and just presenting themselves as conservatives, they are “independents” or “dissatisfied Democrats” who are sensible and just want a change. Go read the FCPS forum. It’s so blatant. Do I think some Democrats are unhappy? Yup, I’m one of them. Do I think Democrats are online advocating for Trump supporters, Q anon folks, and bat sh7t crazy conservative school board members? Nah.

I'm fascinated by Youngkin even as a Marylander, because I keep getting told by DCUM "independents" that he's a "moderate" with "common sense approach," and for the life of me I can't tell you where he stands basically any issue, and I've looked. I have no idea what he is or what he thinks and it's baffling to me that anyone would vote for someone like that.

that's his campaign strategy and it's working