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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Youngkin pissed the bed for any succeeding republican.  Came in on a wave of Covid-resentment over schools closing, and is limping out with few accomplishments and the feeling that he never cared much for VA and it was all a platform for higher office.

Anyone thinking Sears has a chance of winning a general election is nuts. [/quote]

Really? I'm a moderate Dem and I have a better opinion of Youngkin now because VA is doing pretty well and he hasn't done anything to mess that up. We're not a state in shamble. We just need a steady hand at the wheel so we don't drive off into a ditch. [/quote]

This. I'm fine with deadlocked state government because I think that Virginia is doing well and we don't need massive legislative packages from either party [/quote]

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Things are pretty good as they are. Gov. Youngkin has done a good job keeping with moderate common sense policy which has mostly come in the form of NOT supporting things like increasing access to recreational drugs and vetoing minimum wage hikes that would have been job killers for teens/young people and rural parts of the state. I’m also very happy with the school cell phone ban.

I will vote for whoever is the most moderate and common sense. [/quote]

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I think Youngkin has been an all-around good governor.  [/quote]

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Agree.  Imagine if we were like DC and forced every public school kid to get the Covid vaccine for example.  A lot is about what didn't happen.[/quote]

Oh the horror! I bet you worry less about kids getting shot at school than a stupid vaccine. Your brain is warped. [/quote]

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