Consolidated VA Elections Thread

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Anonymous wrote:Just saw a Youngkin ad that got me thinking. Youngkin is campaigning on cutting all kinds of taxes, but also claims he’s going to massively increase education funding. What funding is he planning to cut in order to pay for increased education funding while also slashing state tax revenues? I can’t find any explanation from the Youngkin campaign of how that math is supposed to work.

He will cut Equity Officers and Directors, Assistant Vice Principals for Kindness, Vice Principals for Outreach to the Trans Community, Social Workers for Outreach to the Gay Community, Assistant Teacher's Union Reps for Outreach to the Questioning Community, and the Special Assistant for scheduling three hours of instruction instead of eight hours.

Omg I love you. Let’s have a thanksgiving platter of common sense. Go Youngkin!

You know the governor can’t do those things, right? That is controlled at the local level.

Actually he can do the things he listed. As for the hilarious post, hopefully a Y win would signal to the absolute morons in charge of local matters that the time for extreme dumb dumb identity politics is over. Follow MLK - evaluate people on the content of their character!

Denying that racism exists tells us all we need to know about the content of your character.

The only racists comments posted on this forum tonight have come from McAuliffe supporters.

Keep telling yourself that, sweetie.

Show us one post that has a Youngkin supporter making racists comments on this forum tonight. Everything I have seen is someone disparaging Winsome Sears. I don’t think any Republicans are doing that.

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Anonymous wrote:I am still trying to get my head around Terry's campaign being blamed for a stunt orchestrated by republicans.

A) The stunt has been connected to Democrat operatives. Fact.

B) The stunt was set to make his rival look extremely bad and McAuliffe's poll numbers were sliding. Fact.

C) Public campaign oversight has shown that McAuliffe paid the Lincoln group during this campaign. Fact.

D) Several of the stunt instigators have been allegedly connected to the Democrat Party of Virginia.

E) National media, heavily left-leaning, refuse to investigate or identify the names or positions of the instigators even with clear pictures from multiple angles. Fact.

All roads lead to Terry.

It is being investigated right now. Stay tuned to the news.

The news that releases on Wednesday, November 3rd at 8:00AM? Because it takes 72 hours to look at a photo, ask your neighbor 'Hey Chad - isn't that that douche that went to Georgetown and works for so-and-so who lives down the hall?', and then confirm the spelling of their name on linkedin?

Social media already positively identified (allegedly) 4 of the instigators. And if that's not enough all they had to do was charge the allegedly Lincoln/Democrat operative conspirator with defamation and get her to actually name the instigators in an emergency court order. That's if she actually has a list she can pull out from somewhere.

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If social media was relied on to positively identity the Jan. 6 rioters, then the same standard should apply here.

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Anonymous wrote:For those of you who continue to insist that The Lincoln Project is Republican, here is a thread with how closely they are connected with Democrats......He has receipts.

And, he summarizes his tweet thread with a tweet that reads:

Tl;dr the Lincoln Project:
- Employs the bank used by all top Democrats, @AmalgamatedBank
- Employs @NGPVAN, which controls the @DNC's voter file
- Receives tens of millions of dollars from liberal billionaires and small dollar donors
- Is not a GOP group *at all*

And, if you want to know where all those donations from liberals went.... pay attention to all the debts these grifters have paid off in the past few years.

Exactly. Thank you!

Not sure what's worse:

1) Staged, fake racist tiki torch photo op by anti Youngkin idiots

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2) McAuliffe communications guy Olivari tweeting the "N--" word

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3) Current Democrat governor with KKK costume and blackface folks on his yearbook page

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What a clown car.

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Anonymous wrote:You realize that McAuliffe has already been governor, right? This “socialist dystopia” that I’m seeing referenced to here didn’t happen. Virginia under the democratic governors has been a pretty well run state with reasonable taxes. Some of the things people are complaining about - permits, school things - are local elections. I made some non-D choices in my local elections, but for the state and federal, no way would I vote for what passes as the Republican Party today.

Yep and he can't seem to point to any accomplishments or efforts to highlight which is why people aren't voting for him. He's a Clinton campaign hack and the last thing we need right now - straight liars.

Youngkin is a liar.

Did you vote for Princess?

So you say and no. It wasn't Youngkin's campaign that had party operatives standing out in the rain under opposition property trying to fabricate a falsehood. LIARS.

It was performance art to remind voters of the type of people who supports Youngkin, who is linked closely to Trump, the worst president in history.

Exactly. “Both sides”.

And it wasn’t campaign staffers. You guys still owe them apologies.

In one of the pics, the guy is seen on his phone. We would have to see his subpoenaed phone records to see what he was doing and where he was at that time, to ensure it isn't him. Otherwise, I will take the blocked/deleted twitter accounts to be evidence of guilt.

Exactly. I'm not having a hard time at ALL believing the posts which identify these losers. Occam's Razor, and all that.

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Anonymous wrote:Now, this is funny......

Genius!!

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Anonymous wrote:CNN is calling Mcauliffe allllll the way out

A bunch of people at CNN need to get fired, RFN.

Fired for... what, exactly? Saying something you don't like?

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Who said anything about inequality? PP said "equity."
And, as the Democrats have hounded for the past year - equity does not mean equality.

We don't need "equity." We need equality.

Says the person on the left.

In our current system, the guy on the left paid for all of the boxes.

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Anonymous wrote:DP.

Who said anything about inequality? PP said "equity."
And, as the Democrats have hounded for the past year - equity does not mean equality.

We don't need "equity." We need equality.

Says the person on the left.

In our current system, the guy on the left paid for all of the boxes.

Exactly. And the kid in the middle snd on the right will grow up in a few years snd be able to see over the fence just fine. You see, you don’t always get exactly what you want right now, today. Sometimes you have to work to be as big as the guy on the left.

Really stupid picture PP.

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Anonymous wrote:Very interesting poll release today from Tommy Schultz:
POLL

Q: "How much influence do you think parents of K-12 students should have over what schools teach?"

A: "Most or some":
Asian: 70%
Black: 67%
Hispanic: 67%
White: 75%
Suburban Women: 69%

A: "Not really":
Asian: 21%
Black: 22%
Hispanic: 27%
White: 19%
Suburban Women: 20%

Gee, that’s totally not a leading-question, is it?

Garbage poll. Worthless.

Actually, this poll is explaining the state of Virginia right now. Education is the #1 issue for most of the electorate.

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The PP is seriously triggered because the poll doesn't say what she wants it to say. If it did, she'd call it 100% accurate.

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jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

It is not only Republicans. I am a Democrat and finding this unacceptable. It is obvious that Terry is trailing behind now and he pulls every ammunition he has, including Biden, Obama, Harris, etc. It is hurts him more than helps, but unfortunately he cannot stop. I don't know who advises him, but his campaign is going downhill.

Why is it unacceptable? I’m completely serious.

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Anonymous wrote:Very interesting poll release today from Tommy Schultz:
POLL

Q: "How much influence do you think parents of K-12 students should have over what schools teach?"

A: "Most or some":
Asian: 70%
Black: 67%
Hispanic: 67%
White: 75%
Suburban Women: 69%

A: "Not really":
Asian: 21%
Black: 22%
Hispanic: 27%
White: 19%
Suburban Women: 20%

Gee, that’s totally not a leading-question, is it?

Garbage poll. Worthless.

Actually, this poll is explaining the state of Virginia right now. Education is the #1 issue for most of the electorate.

No, it’s the #1 issue for racists and fascists.

The rest of Virginia cares about REAL issues: climate change, equal rights for all genders, women’s health, immigrant rights, ending the culture of police violence, getting rid of guns, and righting all the wrongs of the past brought to us by white men like Youngkin.

I’d say education is very much a women’s issue. Closing schools unnecessarily cost many women their jobs and untold others their sanity.

The pandemic was detrimental to many, especially women.

That doesn’t mean you vote for the anti-woman candidate. WTAF?

DP. "Anti-woman candidate"? You're going to have to provide actual links for that absurd claim, doofus.

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Who said anything about inequality? PP said "equity."
And, as the Democrats have hounded for the past year - equity does not mean equality.

We don't need "equity." We need equality.

Says the person on the left.

In our current system, the guy on the left paid for all of the boxes.

Wow. Hi bigot.

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Anonymous wrote:DP.

Who said anything about inequality? PP said "equity."
And, as the Democrats have hounded for the past year - equity does not mean equality.

We don't need "equity." We need equality.

Says the person on the left.

In our current system, the guy on the left paid for all of the boxes.

In our current system, the guy on the left was given two and a half boxes, got the guy on the right to finish building the third for him, and then takes credit for building all three.

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Anonymous wrote:DP.

Who said anything about inequality? PP said "equity."
And, as the Democrats have hounded for the past year - equity does not mean equality.

We don't need "equity." We need equality.

Says the person on the left.

In our current system, the guy on the left paid for all of the boxes.

Exactly. And the kid in the middle snd on the right will grow up in a few years snd be able to see over the fence just fine. You see, you don’t always get exactly what you want right now, today. Sometimes you have to work to be as big as the guy on the left.

Really stupid picture PP.

It's more chilling that they are kept off the field and only seem to have access to the game. But hey, someone gave them a box.

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jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

It is not only Republicans. I am a Democrat and finding this unacceptable. It is obvious that Terry is trailing behind now and he pulls every ammunition he has, including Biden, Obama, Harris, etc. It is hurts him more than helps, but unfortunately he cannot stop. I don't know who advises him, but his campaign is going downhill.

I think he’s advising himself. Bravado and lies worked well for Bill Clinton but he’s not Bill. Bill has more charisma in his pinky toe than McAuliffe has in his whole body.