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Anonymous wrote:It’s kind of funny how when Democrats start talking about the nuts and bolts of governance, Republicans try to distract by talking about herpes.

+1. I don’t think they’ve directly address a single substantive policy question/issue. Just keep deflecting to irrelevant nonsense.

I didn’t see McAuliffe campaigns on issues. I saw a lot of ads that just tried to link Youngkin to Trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Make no mistake about it: This election is all about defeating CRR. Next up is the trans agenda.

Parents have had enough

I agree parents have had enough, but it’s not all about CRR and trans issues. Democrats closed schools for an entire year. People living in Virginia looked around at republican run states and saw their kids in school. With COVID not over and threats of new variants constantly talked about, no way do parents want another Democrat in charge.

Agree, it’s the closures driving the “parent” vote (at least in NOVA) not these more hot button issues. But Democrats seem to be unable to recognize how much this is and will be hurting them in big metro area suburbs (and probably not just in VA)…

CNN losing their minds

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin is not interested in giving public schools more money.

Voucher money can go directly to kids already in private schools - just like it did in Indiana.

We don't hate public schools here. We're mad right now. But we don't hate public schools and we don't want to destroy them. We don't want vouchers.

That’s unfortunate since Glenn Youngkin specifically campaigned on school vouchers.

DP and I sure as hell want vouchers. I don’t think they destroy schools and I do think school choice is at least a step in the right direction. I’m a former IB public school teacher and I’d never want my kids going where I used to teach.

Vouchers don’t destroy private schools. Their track record for public schools is rather poor. Better hope your kid can get into private and that you can afford tuition beyond the voucher amount.

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Anonymous wrote:Make no mistake about it: This election is all about defeating CRR. Next up is the trans agenda.

Parents have had enough

I agree parents have had enough, but it’s not all about CRR and trans issues. Democrats closed schools for an entire year. People living in Virginia looked around at republican run states and saw their kids in school. With COVID not over and threats of new variants constantly talked about, no way do parents want another Democrat in charge.

Our area schools brought kids back in to the buildings around the same time as many other schools.

5-11 can get vaccinated within days.

Totally irrational decision making.

It was irrational for the Ds to have their head in the sand on how big of an issue this really was.

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Anonymous wrote:UGH. i get that many dems are underwhelmed by Biden. I'm one of them. But, jesus, REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE A YEAR AGO??? How can you not get out and vote, or worse, choose Youngkin? He's terrible for VA, for democracy and for the country. Thanks, Virginia - whether intentionally or through negelct, you've collectively given a monster a national platform. Sigh.

People calling Youngkin a monster and engaging in hysteria over a republican winning are part of the problem. No one is going to take Democrats seriously if they're constantly screaming about how every single Republican voter or candidate is a traitor or racist or anti-woman.

Yes the racist ticket that elected the first Black American woman Winsome Sears for Lieutenant Governor and Jason Miyares an Cuban Immigrant as Attorney General.

Miyares isn’t an immigrant.

He was conceived in Cuba and travelled to the US as a fetus.

Now that fetuses are people guess he can’t run for POTUS. He’s not even here legally - he was smuggled in.

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin is not interested in giving public schools more money.

Voucher money can go directly to kids already in private schools - just like it did in Indiana.

We don't hate public schools here. We're mad right now. But we don't hate public schools and we don't want to destroy them. We don't want vouchers.

That’s unfortunate since Glenn Youngkin specifically campaigned on school vouchers.

DP and I sure as hell want vouchers. I don’t think they destroy schools and I do think school choice is at least a step in the right direction. I’m a former IB public school teacher and I’d never want my kids going where I used to teach.

Of course they destroy schools. That's the point.

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Anonymous wrote:UGH. i get that many dems are underwhelmed by Biden. I'm one of them. But, jesus, REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE A YEAR AGO??? How can you not get out and vote, or worse, choose Youngkin? He's terrible for VA, for democracy and for the country. Thanks, Virginia - whether intentionally or through negelct, you've collectively given a monster a national platform. Sigh.

A year ago a stock market was soaring, gas was less than $2.00. No killed soldiers in Afghanistan. Good times.

Stock market still soaring.

The Dow is irrelevant...

We're also out of Afghanistan, if soldiers at risk ever actually bothered you.

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Anonymous wrote:UGH. i get that many dems are underwhelmed by Biden. I'm one of them. But, jesus, REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE A YEAR AGO??? How can you not get out and vote, or worse, choose Youngkin? He's terrible for VA, for democracy and for the country. Thanks, Virginia - whether intentionally or through negelct, you've collectively given a monster a national platform. Sigh.

A year ago a stock market was soaring, gas was less than $2.00. No killed soldiers in Afghanistan. Good times.

Stock market still soaring.

And soldiers were dying in Afghanistan last year too. It is true that for a little while gas was under $2.

Did we thank Russia for that? Since they caused it?

Anonymous wrote:It’s kind of funny how when Democrats start talking about the nuts and bolts of governance, Republicans try to distract by talking about herpes.

+1. I don’t think they’ve directly address a single substantive policy question/issue. Just keep deflecting to irrelevant nonsense.

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin is not interested in giving public schools more money.

Voucher money can go directly to kids already in private schools - just like it did in Indiana.

We don't hate public schools here. We're mad right now. But we don't hate public schools and we don't want to destroy them. We don't want vouchers.

That’s unfortunate since Glenn Youngkin specifically campaigned on school vouchers.

DP and I sure as hell want vouchers. I don’t think they destroy schools and I do think school choice is at least a step in the right direction. I’m a former IB public school teacher and I’d never want my kids going where I used to teach.

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Anonymous wrote:Make no mistake about it: This election is all about defeating CRR. Next up is the trans agenda.

Parents have had enough

Of what, exactly?

My dc goes to school with kids from all different backgrounds. There is a transgendered kiddo in dc's class, too. The goal for the community (it is a public school) is for *each kid* to feel supported, loved and celebrated.

Between this election and the screamers in Loudon County, I'd never, ever live in Va. It seems impossible there to get past the bumper stickers and just see people as neighbors with whom you can work together to support each kid.

Of the progressive left agenda to indoctrinate and brainwash our kids. To teach them to hate themselves for being white or straight. Can the violins about “kindness.” You know exactly what I’m talking about.

Sorry, I don't. My white DC can absolutely feel good about who they are - and understand history at the same time. These are not mutually exclusive. I'd rather raise my child this way than the way some of my great Aunts, Uncles and cousins were raised to repress their sexuality in the Catholic church, be sent into nunnery/priesthood in the 1940s because they were LGBT and live a whole compartmentalized, shamed, and secret life FOR DECADES because of who they were.

You know exactly what I am talking about.

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Anonymous wrote:UGH. i get that many dems are underwhelmed by Biden. I'm one of them. But, jesus, REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE A YEAR AGO??? How can you not get out and vote, or worse, choose Youngkin? He's terrible for VA, for democracy and for the country. Thanks, Virginia - whether intentionally or through negelct, you've collectively given a monster a national platform. Sigh.

A year ago a stock market was soaring, gas was less than $2.00. No killed soldiers in Afghanistan. Good times.

Stock market still soaring.

The Dow is irrelevant...

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:UGH. i get that many dems are underwhelmed by Biden. I'm one of them. But, jesus, REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS LIKE A YEAR AGO??? How can you not get out and vote, or worse, choose Youngkin? He's terrible for VA, for democracy and for the country. Thanks, Virginia - whether intentionally or through negelct, you've collectively given a monster a national platform. Sigh.

A year ago a stock market was soaring, gas was less than $2.00. No killed soldiers in Afghanistan. Good times.

Stock market still soaring.

And soldiers were dying in Afghanistan last year too. It is true that for a little while gas was under $2.

What a day for Virginia!!! Too bad Alexandria City is not so enlightened.