Anonymous wrote:Claude Moore farm closed?

That’s what I said. And she’s my Rep. Claude Moore didn’t crack the top ten on what she was voted out. And Trump was a factor, but it wasn’t all Trump.

Off the top of my head, I would say waffling on the ACA, her connections to the NRA, her not standing up for immigrants (in a heavily immigrant district), her refusal to hold in person town halls and her vote of the tax bill, which hurt a lot of her Fairfax and Loudoun constituents, were the bigot 5. The tax bill may have made people the angriest.

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Anonymous wrote:Wexton, one of the morons who allowed tolls in 66 to top 40$.

You guys in NoVA are gonna get what you deserve voting for her. Be prepared to more in taxes, tolls, fees....

You are a moron.

As someone who takes the 66 toll road partway once a week, this was not a bad solution.

Before it was tolled, you couldn’t take it, period. Now you can take it but pay. Usually about $5 for my commute and under $10 the whole way in during peak rush hour. Usually less than $1 to cut a half hour off my evening commute by taking 66 to 267. I’ll pay the $6 to cut an hour off my commute, I would spend at least half of that in extra gas. Especially since it’s not every day. I now have a choice as a consumer that I didn’t have before. Since when did Republicans hate the free market economy. Because rolling based on volume is free market in action. The toll literally moved based on supply and demand.

Much as we may wish NOVA had better planning 30 up years ago, that ship has sailed. 66 can’t hold the fUll DC commuter traffic. It couldn’t hold the traffic if the lanes were doubled. They need a mechanism to give more access, but not create the worst gridlock in the nation.

Find a better solution. Until the, Om glad I have the chance to save an hour by spending $6. If it wasn’t worth it, I would do what I did for the prior decade when there was zero access without HOV and sit in a parking lot on 50.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Comstock for sure.

+1,000,000,000

Apparently not

She never stood a chance.

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Anonymous wrote:Comstock for sure.

+1,000,000,000

Apparently not

Sorry that's not twitter. She's giving her victory speech!!!

Well, she's celebrating. It's live on twitter.


https://www.pscp.tv/w/1yNxaOowwZNGj

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Anonymous wrote:They called it for Spannberger!! Woot.

Where?!?!!

Yeah I don't see it called anywhere except the news just said key women candidates helped Dems like Wexton and Spannberger. Now they just said there may be a recount.

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Anonymous wrote:Love it when the Langley Republicans get repudiated!

We're the ones who voted for Wextom.

This is true. The Langley precincts almost all went for Wexton. The few precincts that went for Comstock in Fairfax County were mostly in the southwestern part of the county.

Anonymous wrote:They called it for Spannberger!! Woot.

Where?!?!!

Anonymous wrote:Love it when the Langley Republicans get repudiated!

We're the ones who voted for Wextom.

They called it for Spannberger!! Woot.

Anonymous wrote:Claude Moore farm closed?

It's closing on 12/21 for good. Trump wants the land for his developer friends so NPS is selling it. Comstock did nothing to prevent it.

My goodness they’re saying on the need this Brat and Spanberger race may go to a recount!

Anonymous wrote:Liberatarian here, we really need to get out of the two party system. It’s clear people are waking up. At some point, people will stop being tied to parties and be tied to their interest and those of local communities.

What makes this clear? Honest question.

Anonymous wrote:Liberatarian here, we really need to get out of the two party system. It’s clear people are waking up. At some point, people will stop being tied to parties and be tied to their interest and those of local communities.

DH is that you? Go on to bed, your guy didn’t win. Just kidding, DH gave up and went to bed a long time ago!