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jsteele wrote:

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jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Both of the candidates for Lt Governor are WOC. So I guess there's no white supremacy in Virginia. Done!

I think Americans are pretty tired of Democrats’ race baiting, making every little thing about race, identity politicking, grievance politicking. It’s just enough. I simply want my children to go to open, functional schools. That renders me a Youngkin voter. NEXT.

If you vote for Lt Governor, you're going to have to hold your nose and either vote for a WOC or close your eyes and pretend that you didn't know that.

Winsome Sears seems like an interesting candidate but her position on abortion is a No for me. YMMV

As an AA, I don't care what her policy. I am happy to see my sister at the highest post in Virginia and I am voting for her, even though I am a Democrat. All my family support Sears.

Anonymous wrote:Let's consider for a moment if Republicans had been caught hiring a bunch of antifa-type protestors to attend and act up at a McAuliffe rally.
Imagine, for a moment, how the media would handle THAT story. Now, consider how they are handling THIS story.

Precisely this. Not to mention the posters who have their noses out of joint because their stupid candidate did something stupid. All they can do is splutter and invoke Trump - as usual. I'm so embarrassed for anyone who supports McAuliffe.

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Anonymous wrote:And most importantly, unlike Bain, the Carlyle Group didn't kill Toys R Us.

Vote for Youngkin who didn't personally kill Toys R Us!

It should have been killed. Go to any DCUM forum for the comments about people with too much kid crap and wondering how to organize it or get rid of it without having to throw their kids into therapy 3 x a week.

Now if someone could get rid of Sluts R Us, the clothing store for date night wear.

Well, that's an utterly weird comment, apropos of nothing...

"I've been very, very clear from the beginning that I don't think that there was massive fraud in Virginia in the campaign and that Joe Biden was legitimately elected our president," he said.

Oh please, Youngkin. You've been for election fraud, and against it, and for it, a lot during this campaign. You'll say whatever you think the audience wants to hear.

jsteele wrote:

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jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

There is zero connection between Bannon and Youngkin. Bannon can hold rallies for whomever he likes - Youngkin wasn't there and wasn't involved. He also said this:

"I wasn't involved, so I don't know. But if that was the case, then we shouldn't pledge allegiance to that flag," Youngkin said. "And by the way, I've been so clear there is no place for violence — none, none — in America today. We have our rights to assemble and protest protected ... but there is no room for violence."

Later, in a statement, Youngkin said it was "weird and wrong to pledge allegiance to a flag connected to January 6" and said the violence during the pro-Trump riot was "sickening and wrong."

Youngkin steered clear of the Bannon rally, where one of the speakers was controversial state Sen. Amanda Chase, a prominent promoter of election fraud conspiracy theories who supports him and lost in the Republican primary.

"The only chief surrogate for Glenn Youngkin is Glenn Youngkin," he said of himself when asked about Chase's presence at the event.

And while Youngkin has promised to enhance election security, he disavowed Trump's lies about the 2020 campaign.

"I've been very, very clear from the beginning that I don't think that there was massive fraud in Virginia in the campaign and that Joe Biden was legitimately elected our president," he said.

https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/elections/virginia-republican-glenn-youngkin-won-t-say-if-he-wants-n1281575

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Anonymous wrote:Savage

Godwin Law!!!

How quickly we forget who those “very fine” people were in Charlottesville.

Taken out of context, and you know it.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Both of the candidates for Lt Governor are WOC. So I guess there's no white supremacy in Virginia. Done!

I think Americans are pretty tired of Democrats’ race baiting, making every little thing about race, identity politicking, grievance politicking. It’s just enough. I simply want my children to go to open, functional schools. That renders me a Youngkin voter. NEXT.

+1000

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Both of the candidates for Lt Governor are WOC. So I guess there's no white supremacy in Virginia. Done!

I think Americans are pretty tired of Democrats’ race baiting, making every little thing about race, identity politicking, grievance politicking. It’s just enough. I simply want my children to go to open, functional schools. That renders me a Youngkin voter. NEXT.

If you vote for Lt Governor, you're going to have to hold your nose and either vote for a WOC or close your eyes and pretend that you didn't know that.

Winsome Sears seems like an interesting candidate but her position on abortion is a No for me. YMMV

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Both of the candidates for Lt Governor are WOC. So I guess there's no white supremacy in Virginia. Done!

I think Americans are pretty tired of Democrats’ race baiting, making every little thing about race, identity politicking, grievance politicking. It’s just enough. I simply want my children to go to open, functional schools. That renders me a Youngkin voter. NEXT.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Both of the candidates for Lt Governor are WOC. So I guess there's no white supremacy in Virginia. Done!

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

Do you mean Steve Bannon who supports black woman who is running for Lt.Gov and Cuban man who is running for Attorney General? Sounds like what white supremacists would do.

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

I know you THINK Bannon is a white supremacist. He's not. Many of his guests, friends, etc. are people of color. Raheem Kassam ring a bell?

You can be friends with someone and still think you’re superior to them.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Savage

Godwin Law!!!

How quickly we forget who those “very fine” people were in Charlottesville.

Democracy and the free speech must be hard for you.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Savage

Godwin Law!!!

How quickly we forget who those “very fine” people were in Charlottesville.

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:It is interesting to see that the Republicans here are more outraged by fake white supremacists than they are by the real white supremacists that support Youngkin. I guess you guys just prefer the real thing.

I haven't spotted any "White Supremacists for Youngkin" signs in Virginia. Do you have them in DC? If so, they may have been placed there by the Lincoln Project. Do be fooled by them.

You must have missed the rally that Steve Bannon held recently in support of Youngkin.

I know you THINK Bannon is a white supremacist. He's not. Many of his guests, friends, etc. are people of color. Raheem Kassam ring a bell?