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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

How much do you know about the private equity industry?

Just all the humblebrags from DCUM’rs about their HHI from private equity careers. So clearly it’s a desirable/enviable occupation for most people here.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

How much do you know about the private equity industry?

+1 PP probably thinks he’s a “job creator.”

Anonymous wrote:Love him. I think there is going to be an upset in this race.

What exactly do you love?

He has zero policies except for the abortion issue. And guess what he paid for some in his personal life so yeah he's a liar!

He is Q and no we will not vote for any Q got it!

What is wrong with you? The man is a liar and a scammer just like Donald. Basically sub human. He wants a FACIST government. We do not do that in the US> And if you are a female again something is clearly wrong with you wanting to vote for the guy who thinks you as a female should not own property!

Try and use your brain to vote for someone who actually has policies.

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Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

Sucker.

And you're not fooling anybody. "Independent" my ass.

+1 and no he is not "likable" and "likeable" doesn't mean working for the people of VA.

He has no "messaging" zero policies, He's Q and VA does not need cults in government. Not to mention he hates women!

My gosh you liberals have become so hyperbolic and conspiratorial that we just don't take anything you say seriously.
I think back to the crap you people said about Romney and Paul Ryan. None of it was true.
You are pulling out the same old sorry playbook.

so can you please tell us what his actual policy positions are on anything?

Against CRT in schools. Against the updates to the math curriculum that makes math in schools worse than its been in decades.

Newsflash. They don't teach CRT in VA schools.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

How much do you know about the private equity industry?

Anonymous wrote:He wears a fleece vest in nearly every single ad. Such a tool.

Extremely uncool finance bros never change.

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Anonymous wrote:He wears a fleece vest in nearly every single ad. Such a tool.

But your fleece vest is ok, because it’s a Patagonia, amirite? ‘Cause, you know - they donate to the right candidates.

Yes, Patagonia donates to the pro-American, pro-democracy candidates.

Not the fascist, oligarchic, coup-related candidates.

It’s ok to say this, btw.

Anonymous wrote:Youngkins ads have lots of dog whistles. "Lets take Virginia from good to great". Great Again. He stinks of trump.

He's a Trumphumper.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah I actually love his ads, he comes across as a super likeable guy, and the messaging is great for independents like me.

His message is great again.

Youngkins ads have lots of dog whistles. "Lets take Virginia from good to great". Great Again. He stinks of trump.

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Anonymous wrote:Political commercials are always bad, but this guy's are the worst. His "poor me" commercials are laughable. His net worth is over $450M. He should spare everyone + give to charity instead of pouring $$$ down the toilet. He is a Trumpster.

He started out broke AF in life and is now worth half a billion dollars.


What have YOU done with your life?

“ Youngkin was born in Richmond, Virginia.[4] He is the son of Ellis (née Quinn) and Carroll Wayne Youngkin. His father played basketball for Duke University and worked in accounting and finance.[5] When Youngkin was a teenager, the family moved from Richmond to Virginia Beach.[6] He attended Norfolk Academy in Norfolk, Virginia, graduating in 1985.[7”

His dad went to Duke, worked in accounting and finance, and he went to private school before going to Rice on a basketball scholarship.

How is that “broke AF”?

Anonymous wrote:Up to a point his effort to simply come across as likable is a smart strategy because it underscores just how slimy and mean McAuliffe is. And McAuliffe has taken the bait and run a campaign that is largely over-the-top Youngkin bashing, which only further illustrates McAuliffe’s unlikability. One does suspect, however, that Youngkin will be forced to be more specific on policy issues over the next three months and that he’ll be unable to respond in a way that will pick up enough voters otherwise tempted to cross party lines.

Even horses hate McAuliffe.

I thought sure he lived in the UK for a couple years but his biography doesn’t mention it.

Up to a point his effort to simply come across as likable is a smart strategy because it underscores just how slimy and mean McAuliffe is. And McAuliffe has taken the bait and run a campaign that is largely over-the-top Youngkin bashing, which only further illustrates McAuliffe’s unlikability. One does suspect, however, that Youngkin will be forced to be more specific on policy issues over the next three months and that he’ll be unable to respond in a way that will pick up enough voters otherwise tempted to cross party lines.

Anonymous wrote:He wears a fleece vest in nearly every single ad. Such a tool.

But your fleece vest is ok, because it’s a Patagonia, amirite? ‘Cause, you know - they donate to the right candidates.