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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]APE is almost certainly going to endorse Youngkin because of the school closure angle. But that doesn't mean it is R leaning. This is just an odd year. APE is solidly Dem in most respects that matter and don't peddle GOP talking points at all. Name a single one. They're not talking election integrity, cRT or any of that nonsense. Youngkin is likely to win because he doesn't need nova, he just needs to peel off enough Dems b/c school closures. Just because APE aligns with that doesn't mean they are GOP, they're just anti-closure, which is a solidly bi-partisan or non-partisan issue. AGain, it's just an unusual year. [/quote] Oh my, this is hilarious. Do you really think a critical mass of Dems will vote for an anti-vax, Trump-supporting, anti-abortion Republican out of spite, even though public schools are open full time statewide because our current Democratic governor made it so? [/quote] I’m going to Not out of spite but bc of a lack of trust and concern or what could happen in the future [/quote] Yup. That is the GOP “concern” machine in action. Bathrooms! CRT! Math! School closures! Go peddle your nonsense somewhere else. Bathrooms and CRT are GOP, for sure. But concern about math excellence for gifted student and keeping the schools open are solidly Dem issue. And we have APE trying to slip a couple of those in there…interesting. [/quote][/quote] How are school openings an actual “issue” if we have a state mandate, tons of people are vaccinated, Delta is starting to wind down, **and** kids can be vaccinated within the next few months. How is math an “issue”? Are people really that opposed to blending algebra and geometry content together, as they do in other countries with better math scores? APS already slowed down acceleration a few years ago and VDOE has already said that schools can continue to offer advanced/accelerated paths. FAUX ISSUES. [/quote]
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