Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.
But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.
Completely agree. I worked with him years ago and he was honestly lovely, very smart and capable. But no chance I will vote for him because we cannot go backwards in VA. We have made too much progress to turn back to debating bathroom bills and heartbeat bills. No thanks.
Well, the FCPS School Board composed entirely of Democrats totally ignores the basics but we have an endless series of schools teed up for renaming, including schools that aren't even named after Confederate generals, just multi-generational families that included Confederate soldiers. It's wasteful BS and if Youngkin can appoint VDOE leaders who start to focus on education again that would be progress.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.
But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.
Completely agree. I worked with him years ago and he was honestly lovely, very smart and capable. But no chance I will vote for him because we cannot go backwards in VA. We have made too much progress to turn back to debating bathroom bills and heartbeat bills. No thanks.
Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.
But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would love it if the 'normal" Republicans split from the party and create a one!!
Imagine how much support they’d get if they would openly and vigorously denounce Trump (and not just after they clinch the nomination).
A group of also-ran Republicans tried this a few months ago. It flopped. I was rooting for it as a Never Trumper.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would love it if the 'normal" Republicans split from the party and create a one!!
Imagine how much support they’d get if they would openly and vigorously denounce Trump (and not just after they clinch the nomination).
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would love it if the 'normal" Republicans split from the party and create a one!!
Imagine how much support they’d get if they would openly and vigorously denounce Trump (and not just after they clinch the nomination).
none. The majority of republicans support trump
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would love it if the 'normal" Republicans split from the party and create a one!!
Imagine how much support they’d get if they would openly and vigorously denounce Trump (and not just after they clinch the nomination).
Anonymous wrote:I would love it if the 'normal" Republicans split from the party and create a one!!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
What is your actual concern?
You have some moral opposition to blending algebra and geometry concepts? You are offended by data science?
Your “outrage” sounds straight- up RWNJ.
I have a problem the way they are implementing it, putting 4 years worth into 3. It could work as an advanced track. When they say it is the regular track, it means the classes are watered down, and the advanced kids are missing out.
Anonymous wrote:
What is your actual concern?
You have some moral opposition to blending algebra and geometry concepts? You are offended by data science?
Your “outrage” sounds straight- up RWNJ.
Anonymous I need to dig into how the Virginia DoE is influenced by the Governor. [/quote wrote:
Appointed by the board, I was told when I asked about how to get rid of DOE a few months ago in AAP forum.
Youngkin said he would fire them all.