Anonymous wrote:Replaced 27 individuals on college boards on her first day in office.

The outrage.

Gotta clean house. Can’t have people on these boards that put Trump above Virginians.

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Anonymous wrote:Whomever told her to wear that white pantsuit should be fired. It added about 15 pounds to her frame in the pictures. And white is not a flattering color in her.

White is what suffragettes wore. As the first woman elected to be the governor, it was an intentional and symbolic move. Also, I’m guessing that she has more important things to worry about than how heavy she did/didn’t look as she was about to take on the highest elected position in the state.

Yes I figured that it was something performative like that. Still a mistake. She needs to pay more attention to how she looks. She’s not in little district of VA anymore.

Were you this outraged at Youngkin’s silly vests? I don’t care what color her suits are. At least she’s wearing professional attire.

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Anonymous wrote:Whomever told her to wear that white pantsuit should be fired. It added about 15 pounds to her frame in the pictures. And white is not a flattering color in her.

White is what suffragettes wore. As the first woman elected to be the governor, it was an intentional and symbolic move. Also, I’m guessing that she has more important things to worry about than how heavy she did/didn’t look as she was about to take on the highest elected position in the state.

Yes I figured that it was something performative like that. Still a mistake. She needs to pay more attention to how she looks. She’s not in little district of VA anymore.

Anonymous wrote:Whomever told her to wear that white pantsuit should be fired. It added about 15 pounds to her frame in the pictures. And white is not a flattering color in her.

White is what suffragettes wore. As the first woman elected to be the governor, it was an intentional and symbolic move. Also, I’m guessing that she has more important things to worry about than how heavy she did/didn’t look as she was about to take on the highest elected position in the state.

Whomever told her to wear that white pantsuit should be fired. It added about 15 pounds to her frame in the pictures. And white is not a flattering color in her.

Replaced 27 individuals on college boards on her first day in office.

The outrage.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you see Glen Younkin leave the stands immediately after the swearing in?!

Crawling into the nearest hole I hope.

He left because he was disgusted with Spanberger making decisions before she was actually sworn in as governor - and I don't blame him. She could have waited a day to reorganize but she chose not to. *shrug*

Almost like she came in with a “Project 2026” plan to reshape the government to suit her agenda? Hmmm.

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Anonymous wrote:And here’s this nutjob:

Infinitely better than the other option.

-Voters

Was there another option who stated he'd be happy if the kids of his opponent died, and his opponent shot?

No, but there was an opponent who was actively assisting ICE in terrorizing men, women, and children. But we know you’re already doing mental gymnastics to try to rank actual harm against actual people as less bad than theoretical harm against theoretical people because the real people deserve to die or something awful like that. Try not to get vertigo from all that spinning in your head!

Anonymous wrote:Did you see Glen Younkin leave the stands immediately after the swearing in?!

Look, I can’t stand the guy. But this is not what you think it was. It is and has been protocol that the outgoing governor leaves right after the swearing in. He fully participated in the peaceful transfer of power without ill-will or petulance.

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Anonymous wrote:The downfall of Virginia.

I give her a year before things in VA begin to tank.

Go drink your beer on your porch

MAGA has taken so much from us, don't let "beer on the front porch" be next LOL.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you see Glen Younkin leave the stands immediately after the swearing in?!

Crawling into the nearest hole I hope.

He left because he was disgusted with Spanberger making decisions before she was actually sworn in as governor - and I don't blame him. She could have waited a day to reorganize but she chose not to. *shrug*

I doubt he cares, Trump was doing this months before he took office. What a weird comment.

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Anonymous wrote:Did you see Glen Younkin leave the stands immediately after the swearing in?!

Crawling into the nearest hole I hope.

He left because he was disgusted with Spanberger making decisions before she was actually sworn in as governor - and I don't blame him. She could have waited a day to reorganize but she chose not to. *shrug*

Naw, he left because we were disgusted with him. Worst governor in Virginian history.

Anonymous wrote:The downfall of Virginia.

I give her a year before things in VA begin to tank.

Because Youngkin was soooo successful?

https://cardinalnews.org/2025/10/21/virginias-gdp-growth-drops-from-6-2-to-1-7-three-new-economic-reports-issue-warnings-about-why-and-what-comes-next/

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Anonymous wrote:And here’s this nutjob:

Infinitely better than the other option.

-Voters

Was there another option who stated he'd be happy if the kids of his opponent died, and his opponent shot?

The other option was worse because Miyares did not sue to defend our state from arbitrary cuts to federal funding. If he actually sue over the research funding cuts and federal job losses I think he would have won reelection, but he was more concerned about political loyalty than protecting Virginia.

Anonymous wrote:The downfall of Virginia.

I give her a year before things in VA begin to tank.

Huh? Isn't she a moderate?