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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Democrat for younkin here. Enough with the wacky school policies & closures, thanks. Local democrats have made this year a living hell. [/quote]

Has there ever been a more ridiculous bunch than the lunatic Democrats on the FCPS School Board and Board of Supervisors or the clowns put in charge of running the VDOE?

I absolutely will be voting for Youngkin to restore some balance and sanity to Virginia governance. [/quote]

"balance" He is not "balanced".

He supports the guy trying to overthrow the government of the US ie Democracy for Fascism. So glad you support that garbage.

Not to mention he has zero solutions for anything. No policies, just grifting and scamming.

Only idiots would support him. He is a Nazi in plain clothes.

Ex Republican here,NEVER AGAIN EVER. [/quote]

Enjoy your new religion.  The Nazi comparison suggests you’re out of touch with reality right now, but you may realize eventually it’s not quite so awesome.

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Yep.  Anyone who makes Nazi comparisons like this cannot be taken seriously and everything they say should be called into question.  [/quote]

Youngkin's only articulated policy is changing voter laws to allow him to throw out election results in Northern Virginia. So if he's not a fascist autocrat what is he....communist? Certainly not a champion of democracy and the USA.[/quote]

Oh, FFS.  When you make such a hyperbolic statement like this, you aren't taken seriously.  
You are incredibly uninformed.  Or, probably a better statement is that you are informed by partisan hacks who are trying to influence you to vote for McAuliffe.

What do you hope to accomplish, if elected?

[quote]As Governor, I will build a rip-roaring economy, lower the cost of living for families, lower taxes, create more jobs and opportunity, and cut the expensive and unnecessary red tape that is hurting our small businesses. We will put Virginia at the top of the list of places that companies want to do business.

I also have plans to restore Virginians’ confidence in the integrity of our elections, fight back against big tech censorship, protect our Second Amendment rights, respect the sanctity of human life, and support our law enforcement heroes. We will open our schools five days a week and give parents the power to choose the school that is best for their child. If you want to make Virginia number one again, please sign up to support me in May.

What is the most important legislative issue facing Virginia, and what is your position
on it?

We must address the abuse of taxpayer money. Every year, politicians spend more and tax more. We need to end the McAuliffe-Northam tax hikes and lower taxes for Virginia workers and their families. We must also stand strong for our Constitutional rights.

What are the top three issues created by the coronavirus pandemic in Virginia, and
how would you plan to address them?

Small businesses closed for good

Over the course of the pandemic, nearly 25% of Virginia’s businesses have closed temporarily or permanently. This has had a devastating toll on small business owners, workers, and their families with 1.5 million Virginians filing for unemployment benefits last year. As Governor, I will work to create jobs and build a rip-roaring economy, reopen our businesses safely, and bring Virginia back stronger than ever.

Women forced to leave their jobs

Due to the pandemic, nearly 3 million women have dropped out of the labor force, and Virginia has the lowest percentage of the adult population participating in the workforce. To emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever, we must open the schools, bring new economic growth and job opportunities to Virginia, and help folks get the training and skills they need to re-enter the job market or start a new career. As Governor, I will work to rebuild Virginia and revamp the Virginia Employment Commission.

Children falling behind in school

Our schools must be open five days a week so that parents have the choice of sending their children back to the classroom. Some children will have spent an entire year out of the classroom, and if we don’t address the learning loss and setbacks associated with the pandemic, children will be impacted for years. Students with special needs have been at a greater risk of falling behind with the online learning platforms. I will push for solutions that parents and students need to get back on track, with the proper protocols in place to protect and accommodate any teacher or school employee who is especially vulnerable to COVID-19.[/quote]

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