GOP endorsed school board candidates

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I won't vote for you if you are endorsed by a party whose leading candidate for the presidential nomination has been indicted on 90+ charges (including felonies), has recently stated (along with other members of the party) that the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff should be hung for protecting the Constitution and that he will investigate news outlets if elected. That's just the tip of the iceberg, pulling from recent events.

Party is as party does.

So true, which is why the current Democratic-dominated SB is so representative of the LWNJ faction of the Democratic party. Party definitely is as party does.

What’s your alternative?

Voting for the Republican candidates - duh. This isn't about Trump, so don't try and deflect. This is about bringing some much-needed sanity to the SCHOOL BOARD.

So you want to elect the nuts who stormed the Capitol? That’s “sanity”?

That’s who some of these people find sane because it helps excuse their own racism, classism and homophobia.

One of my neighbors put out an online "ad" for a young adult she didn't even know the name of or know anything about but just heard through the grapevine who had been "rejected by their parents" according to them and needed a place to stay because they felt unsafe. The person was transgender and had a history of mental instability and was an adult. Many people wrote in to say the person could stay with them for a week and how bad they felt for the person based on the one line alone that they felt rejected. Various groups in the town writing to condemn the parents and provide help. Random strangers the person didn't even know offering a room. The mentally unstable adult got on the thread to thank them for all their care thus increasing this person's victim mentality and probably furthering anger toward their parents. The person was an adult that if they didn't like their parent's living situation, they could just have thanked their parents for the time after school for providing a home and moved out of the house on their own like any other adult would. Likely the person was crossing a boundary set at home and that's why they felt "rejected" since it was very sudden but even if it was transgender related, the person was not a victim. They were an adult with their own choices. But because these people writing in felt they were "too rich" and needed to somehow identify with the "victimized" (to feel justified in their riches I guess) inserted themselves into the life of someone they didn't even know the name of to ridicule the parents who lived in the town who had cared for the child well into adulthood. They had no idea they were subconsciously doing this to help their own ego. No idea that their actions were going to help destabilize a relationship with the person's intimate family further while they could only offer a week of help and that they were victimizing someone they didn't even know in the slightest and condemning someone they didn't even know in the slightest. A few rational people gave links to organizations that could help in times of actual crisis rather than pile on the insanity and hopefully could provide a better regulated service. Knee jerk reactions like this example are also insanity and simply based on a label that this person is transgender and therefore automatically a victim. This stuff is happening all over in the schools. Schools thinking parents don't need to know how their child goes by as gender and name at school but yet are responsible for them is insanity. Labeling every mentally unstable person as a victim or a perpetrator depending on the action without a full picture is insanity. There is a lot of insanity going around. Most people don't know any of the politicians running well enough to know their motives or why they do the things they do. Many conservative people legitimately thought there was something wrong with the election. I think she attended the rally but didn't storm it. Maybe they feel differently now, or they don't and are still disillusioned. This is not the only disillusionment going around though. One of the current school board members got into a fight with cops refusing to cooperate and then posted about how she was a victim. Also, insanity. There is disillusionment on both sides about many different topics.

I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for u tho. Or sorry that happened

Ma’am this is a Wendy’s drive through.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

It almost is when you consider that the one Republican will endorse and campaign for Trump this time next year, and use her position to set up trumps campaign in fairfax county.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

It almost is when you consider that the one Republican will endorse and campaign for Trump this time next year, and use her position to set up trumps campaign in fairfax county.

What are you going on about?

Why would having a seat on a school board “position” anyone to set up a campaign for a national office candidate?

Unless of course you’re Karl Frisch, raking in hundreds of thousands from big donors (in his case, LBGTQ activists from NYC and California). Which isn’t the case with any local GOP-endorsed candidates, who are mostly local parents.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

The schools are not doing well since they have turned to fascism. Let’s hope the new School Board can get rid of the fascist policies pushed by the current board and the outside activists that have influenced such policies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

It almost is when you consider that the one Republican will endorse and campaign for Trump this time next year, and use her position to set up trumps campaign in fairfax county.

What an absolutely idiotic take. Plenty of Republicans are anti-Trump at this point. The PP is right - get a grip.
DP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

The schools are not doing well since they have turned to fascism. Let’s hope the new School Board can get rid of the fascist policies pushed by the current board and the outside activists that have influenced such policies.

+1
Amazing how the actual fascists don't even understand what they've become.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

Every time a failure or flaw of this board is pointed out, a (likely local Dem operative) starts with the off the wall claims.

The local dems can’t defend their records.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

Nope. I'm literally paraphrasing some actual posts just before mine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

Every time a failure or flaw of this board is pointed out, a (likely local Dem operative) starts with the off the wall claims.

The local dems can’t defend their records.

This thread is about GOP-endorsed candidates. There aren't any reasonable GOP candidates this election so hard pass on voting R. And apparently no rational R voters either based on comments on this thread.

[Anonymous]

The local dems can’t defend their records.

All they can do is scaremonger.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

Voting one republican onto a school board is not going to turn Fairfax County in Nazi Germany. Get a grip.

It almost is when you consider that the one Republican will endorse and campaign for Trump this time next year, and use her position to set up trumps campaign in fairfax county.

What an absolutely idiotic take. Plenty of Republicans are anti-Trump at this point. The PP is right - get a grip.
DP

Well, what did you expect? Dems are all about hyperbole: Fascism! Nazism! Hitler! I mean, seriously? When discussing school board candidates?
It's disgusting and insulting to those who actually lived (and died) in 1940s Europe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:There are some real nut jobs on here.

Rationalizing 1/6.

Speculating about a troubled family, using it for internet fodder, and then complain about people speculating about this family and using it for internet fodder.

Looks about how colleges are “cults”.

You people actually live in Fairfax County? Very disturbing.

I think there was a quote above about how what you say here is an actual projection of yourself. Take a look in the mirror. The schools are not doing well. There is no reason to repeat the same thing over again.

“The schools aren’t doing well so let’s turn to fascism” certainly is a take.

The schools are not doing well since they have turned to fascism. Let’s hope the new School Board can get rid of the fascist policies pushed by the current board and the outside activists that have influenced such policies.

Exactly.

[Anonymous]

Honestly I’ve always been liberal leaning but I plan on voting Republican for school board.
Why? Because our schools are a mess. Our kids are not doing well. Putting most of our focus on LBGQT issues (literally 1-5 % of the population) INSTEAD of actually EDUCATING, paying teachers, getting iPads out of the classroom, renovating facilities is the goal! it sends a message to the current school board that their current is not accepted and we want change! This is the only thing that will send a message for the next election

[Anonymous]

This! And the democrats running for open seats will be no different than their predecessors. Their main focus is equity and not academics.

In fact, in their obsession with closing the achievement gap, the current Board and Gatehouse are resorting to closing the gap “from the top down,” by eliminating or watering down advanced classes as much as possible.

[Anonymous]

The Democrats on the current School Board and those running for the first time all seem to have one thing in common: they think that their incompetence and lack of attention to the basic needs of a public school system (academics, facilities, student accountability) can all be forgiven and overlooked as long as they squawk about other candidates not being “moderates.” At this point, it’s old hat - we need some folks ready to shake up their echo chamber.