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Anonymous wrote:McAuliffe supporters know the L is coming on Tuesday.

Let’s not get smug and complacent. Smugness is entirely reserved for democrats anyway. Keep your fingers and toes crossed and please do what you can to get out the vote!

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Anonymous wrote:Another here to report on the amazing crowd for Youngkin at an early hour on a Saturday morning. NOVA is going to shock on Tuesday

Wait until we see the Loudoun crowd tomorrow night.

Where in Loudoun will he be? Might try to go!

Did you already buy your tiki torches?

Oh wait - you still have the one you carried in Charlottesville back in 2017, don’t you?

My bad.

Everyone is tired of your race baiting identity politics. Go away. And go Winsome Sears!!!!

Winsome “Token” Sears? She’s not fooling anyone - people can see right through her. And Ayala is going to trounce her handily.

Anonymous wrote:McAuliffe supporters know the L is coming on Tuesday.

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Anonymous wrote:Another here to report on the amazing crowd for Youngkin at an early hour on a Saturday morning. NOVA is going to shock on Tuesday

Wait until we see the Loudoun crowd tomorrow night.

Where in Loudoun will he be? Might try to go!

Did you already buy your tiki torches?

Oh wait - you still have the one you carried in Charlottesville back in 2017, don’t you?

My bad.

Everyone is tired of your race baiting identity politics. Go away. And go Winsome Sears!!!!

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Anonymous wrote:If Democrats really care about equity they will vote for McAuliffe. He’s serious about taking heat off local school boards by requiring boundary changes to get the right amount of socioeconomic and racial integration in schools. They will have to comply or accreditation and state funding goes bye-bye.

He is even going to make sure that affordable housing gets built where there is none now to help with this.

It’s bold, actually historic and when you read his plan you see he is serious!

These are all the reasons many Virginians will NOT vote for McAuliffe.

"Taking the heat off school boards" -- like the Loudoun County board that covered up and lied about a rape?

"Right amount of integration" -- Um, who decides what the "right amount" is? Do you recall the history of mandatory busing in this country?

The "you must comply" tone that the McAuliffe campaign has used throughout his campaign, particularly when talking to parents, is precisely what is most offensive to many voters.

To say nothing of this week's white supremacist cosplay stunt. . . .

Anonymous wrote:Terry McAuliffe is perpetual slime. He's done every cheat trick in the book, and then some. Just disgusting. Honest Democrats are ashamed of his ongoing behavior.

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I am going with teachers unions. Parents shouldn’t be telling schools what to teach. I am so done with this era where everyone thinks they know more than experts.

Teachers' unions are not experts. Teachers unions are out to promote themselves--not the teachers and not the schools, and definitely not the students.

signed:
Experienced Teacher who learned this in my first year of teaching. Never saw anything over the years to change my mind.

Oh yeah? Where do you teach? In a public school system, or some kind of unaccredited bible-thumper private? I’m betting the latter based on your absurd post. It reads like typical anti-union trash talking points.


Union teachers are the only bulwark standing between society and the brainwashed spawn being raised and indoctrinated by their rightwing loon parents. If it weren’t for public school teachers offsetting all these idiot parents and their lunacy, we’d be up to our eyeballs in school age little fascists. Teachers are typically the only people exposing these kids to Progressive ideals and questioning the nonsense these children are being fed at home.

Assuming you aren't a troll, you are part of the problem. Many parents don't want teachers indoctrinating/pushing political ideologies in a public school classroom.

If you think teaching facts and kindness is a “political ideology” then private is probably a good choice for you.

You're right. My kid goes to a non religious private school in another country (we are from DC but husband is on a temp assignment) and he has a "values" class once a week. It's great actually- they teach basics like honesty, respect, responsibility, perseverance, flexibility, empathy, etc, ALL without some stupid "Progressive" lens that teaches kids to hate each other.

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Happy to have my kids taught all of the above - at school and at home. No "equity/racial bias" lens needed.

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Anonymous wrote:Another here to report on the amazing crowd for Youngkin at an early hour on a Saturday morning. NOVA is going to shock on Tuesday

Wait until we see the Loudoun crowd tomorrow night.

Where in Loudoun will he be? Might try to go!

Same here!

Anonymous wrote:When are people going to learn that voters supporting the Democrat are not going to show up in the middle of a pandemic to a political rally?

It didn’t happen for Biden in 2020. Didn’t happen during the California recall. And now it’s not happening for McAulliffe.

I have no desire to attend a rally while my toddler is still unvaccinated. Meanwhile, I quietly make my donations around the country and cast my vote locally.

Keep thinking that rally size means anything. All it tells me is that those not worried about a pandemic support Youngkin. No shocker there.

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Anonymous wrote:Another here to report on the amazing crowd for Youngkin at an early hour on a Saturday morning. NOVA is going to shock on Tuesday

Wait until we see the Loudoun crowd tomorrow night.

Where in Loudoun will he be? Might try to go!

Did you already buy your tiki torches?

Oh wait - you still have the one you carried in Charlottesville back in 2017, don’t you?

My bad.

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Anonymous wrote:New Roanoke College poll this morning:

“How much control do you think parents should have over what is taught in public schools?”

Great Deal or Some: 82%
Not Very Much: 13%
None: 4%


Nail in the coffin….

“Roanoke College” ?

What is that? Like some kind of hillbilly trade school? I bet they have degree programs in taxidermy or auto shop, lolz!

Totally a credible poll

Tell us you’re not from Virginia without actually telling us you’re not from Virginia.

Omg, I was just about to type the same thing!!

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Anonymous wrote:I, a DC resident who has voted blue since 2000 and will never vote for or support a republican again in my life, just received a text appeal from the Youngking campaign for money.

Oh, hell no. Talk about desperation.

Well I’m a former DC resident who left for VA. I’m ride or die with Youngkin. Having lived under one party rule in DC, no thanks!!!

That sounds like socialism.

Pretty much. High taxes, horrid schools, cars stolen off my street, 9 month waits for permits to do basic home repairs, rude government officials . . . And on and on. Already thrilled at being a new Virginia resident and will be even more thrilled if Youngkin can, by some miracle, win.

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Anonymous wrote:Another here to report on the amazing crowd for Youngkin at an early hour on a Saturday morning. NOVA is going to shock on Tuesday

Wait until we see the Loudoun crowd tomorrow night.

Where in Loudoun will he be? Might try to go!