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Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

Why would someone want to be in a quickly growing county? I live in Anne Arundel and this pace of growth is more than enough.

This is what I find concerning. There’s enough growth happening in MD to make people think everything is fine, when in reality it’s not.

What does that mean? Why would moderate growth not be “fine”? It’s certainly fine with me. I commute to DC and don’t need there to be more jobs in my backyard.

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Anonymous wrote:The MoCo school busing initiative certainly won't help

Fairfax has one too.

No it doesn't. Stop perpetuating this myth.

"One Fairfax" Of course I understand the DCUM version of the MCPS initiative is not reality so Fairfax might not be either...

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Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

Why would someone want to be in a quickly growing county? I live in Anne Arundel and this pace of growth is more than enough.

This is what I find concerning. There’s enough growth happening in MD to make people think everything is fine, when in reality it’s not.

Arlington is growing faster than it can handle and it’s becoming unbearable. Plus, the schools are in trouble.

They are comparing Northern Virginia with all of Maryland. As well as comparing all of Northern Virginia with MD suburbs.
However, in MoCo Elrich needs to stop talking about improving the economy and start doing.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems took over and this will slow here in NoVA.

I don’t think so. The VA General Assembly is not as blue as some NoVa progressives think.

It’s quite blue. Whether that will translate into the one thing that makes the moderate nova business community quake during their golf outings — right to work repeal — is yo be determined.

A 2-seat Senate majority and 5-seat House majority is not “quite blue,” especially since both chambers have their share of moderate Democrats.

If that’s what you need to tell yourself to feel secure, go ahead.

Lol. Looks like someone is factose-intolerant.

Gov. Northam and Sen. Richard “Dick” Saslaw do not appear to be in favor of right to work repeal. But Saslaw barely survived being primaried by a progressive opponent, and Northam is going to be replaced by a much more left leaning governor. So nothing is certain.

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Anonymous wrote:The MoCo school busing initiative certainly won't help

Fairfax has one too.

No it doesn't. Stop perpetuating this myth.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems took over and this will slow here in NoVA.

I don’t think so. The VA General Assembly is not as blue as some NoVa progressives think.

It’s quite blue. Whether that will translate into the one thing that makes the moderate nova business community quake during their golf outings — right to work repeal — is yo be determined.

A 2-seat Senate majority and 5-seat House majority is not “quite blue,” especially since both chambers have their share of moderate Democrats.

If that’s what you need to tell yourself to feel secure, go ahead.

Lol. Looks like someone is factose-intolerant.

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Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

Why would someone want to be in a quickly growing county? I live in Anne Arundel and this pace of growth is more than enough.

This is what I find concerning. There’s enough growth happening in MD to make people think everything is fine, when in reality it’s not.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems took over and this will slow here in NoVA.

I don’t think so. The VA General Assembly is not as blue as some NoVa progressives think.

It’s quite blue. Whether that will translate into the one thing that makes the moderate nova business community quake during their golf outings — right to work repeal — is yo be determined.

A 2-seat Senate majority and 5-seat House majority is not “quite blue,” especially since both chambers have their share of moderate Democrats.

If that’s what you need to tell yourself to feel secure, go ahead.

Seattle and SF area are as left as they come, but businesses still get what they need. So even if that happens in n. Virginia —and it probably will, but it’ll take three more election cycles — it won’t matter much. Businesses of this sort will always want to be sucking off of and up to the fed govt. Proximity matters.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems took over and this will slow here in NoVA.

I don’t think so. The VA General Assembly is not as blue as some NoVa progressives think.

It’s quite blue. Whether that will translate into the one thing that makes the moderate nova business community quake during their golf outings — right to work repeal — is yo be determined.

A 2-seat Senate majority and 5-seat House majority is not “quite blue,” especially since both chambers have their share of moderate Democrats.

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Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

And Fairfax opted for a moderate Democrat (Jeff McKay) to replace the prior Democratic chair of the Board of Supervisors (Sharon Bulova), rather than one of the far-left candidates.

But opted for a far left prosecutor?

Businesses don’t care if the local prosecutor declines to prosecute pot cases. They care about taxes, housing, and schools.

Businesses care about whether the overall quality of life remains good. A prosecutor plays a big part in that. We’ll see.

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Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

And Fairfax opted for a moderate Democrat (Jeff McKay) to replace the prior Democratic chair of the Board of Supervisors (Sharon Bulova), rather than one of the far-left candidates.

But opted for a far left prosecutor?

Businesses don’t care if the local prosecutor declines to prosecute pot cases. They care about taxes, housing, and schools.

And labor laws, of course.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Well Amazon is about to inject a large number of NOVA jobs and Loudoun is still the fastest growing county.

And Fairfax opted for a moderate Democrat (Jeff McKay) to replace the prior Democratic chair of the Board of Supervisors (Sharon Bulova), rather than one of the far-left candidates.

But opted for a far left prosecutor?

Businesses don’t care if the local prosecutor declines to prosecute pot cases. They care about taxes, housing, and schools.

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Anonymous wrote:Dems took over and this will slow here in NoVA.

I don’t think so. The VA General Assembly is not as blue as some NoVa progressives think.

It’s quite blue. Whether that will translate into the one thing that makes the moderate nova business community quake during their golf outings — right to work repeal — is yo be determined.