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Anonymous wrote:He was on Fox yesterday defending the teacher on administrative leave refusing to acknowledge trans kids in Loudoun County.

He's all in on the R culture wars

That means he understands proper science and grammar. Good start for a school district.

Now add in that Glenn Youngkin also said he would fire the DOE folks who are destroying advanced math.

Liar. They aren't touching advanced math.

GOP can't win without lying or cheating.

They are touching advanced math. They are getting rid of algebra, geometry, algebra 2 and blending them into other classes. The result will be little to no algebra 2, which means the path to calculus would require outside instruction.

More lies. Schools can offer advanced tracks or acceleration just as they do today. Stop lying.

The path to calculus today requires acceleration or extra classes. That isn’t changing.

Can’t run on an actual issue or platform so you need to manufacture one. Standard GOP.

I didn't say accelerated or advanced tracks. I said advanced math. Schools will not be able to offer algebra 2, except in VA DOE's blended version, and algebra 2 will be missing from this.

If algebra 2 were in it as is claimed, there would be no need for acceleration. You don't even understand what VMPI is doing, and you claim to call others liars for describing it.
There is no acceleration needed to take calculus under VMPI. VMPI is selling its proposal as having a path to calculus available for everyone.

My point is they are wrong about this(likely lying), and the usual path to calculus will be gone.

Kitchen table issues will be front and center

It’s so interesting that Rs never seem to have to learn a lesson…

Considering what they have and continue to put us through, how anyone can give them their vote to “teach a lesson” to Dems is beyond me

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Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

There’s no R primary this year, so?

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Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

The only Ds who think they are being “alienated” are those listening to the GOP lies.

I’m sorry to report that you are a victim of liberal hive mentality.

There are many free-thinking individuals who rightly feel alienated by both parties. I’m one of them.

LOL sure.

What specific policies? And try not to sound like a RWNJ...

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Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

Tell me more about how the Republican culture warriors are winning over hearts and minds.

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin wasn't my first choice but I'm voting for him. Northam hasn't been all bad but it's time for a change of party.

No

What in the world?

Republicans stand with Russia

Democrats stand with Democracy

Anyone who votes Republican stands with Russia, move there you will be much happier.

In the US we have Democracy not kings, Nazi's and Facists. And Liars and Grifters!

Maybe crack open a history book or two.

Yeah, both parties suck. At present the sheer inauthenticity and hypocrisy of the local Democrats is pushing me to vote for Youngkin. FWIW I’m a registered Democrat and have voted for D’s in all but one prior state election (could not support the hapless Creigh Deeds).

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Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

The only Ds who think they are being “alienated” are those listening to the GOP lies.

I’m sorry to report that you are a victim of liberal hive mentality.

There are many free-thinking individuals who rightly feel alienated by both parties. I’m one of them.

Biden voter here. I hope youngkin wins.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

The only Ds who think they are being “alienated” are those listening to the GOP lies.

The Democratic party organizations in places like Loudoun and Fairfax are going to find out that many Biden Democrats aren't going to support candidates like McAuliffe (not to mention the local school boards) who have outdone themselves with their pandering and blatant embrace of identity-based politics.

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Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Yeah, I am. At least enough to just vote in the D primary this year.

But try to convince yourself that the Ds aren't alienating many people now at the state and local level.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.

Yeah, you're not a Democrat.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I know Youngkin and his family. They seem very nice, I have nothing against them.

But Republicans are going to Republican. I can't vote for someone who is going to hurt VA with their district-gerrymandering, conservative judge-picking, Trump-supporting. When in doubt, he's pick a straight party line. Crossing the aisle is over for both sides.

Maybe for you, but this Democrat thinks McAuliffe is as phony as they come. After seeing the absolute train wreck that the local Democrats orchestrated in FCPS over the past two years, I'm ready to send a message with a vote for Youngkin that my party needs to clean up its act as well.

You're dissatisfied with FCPS, so you're going to vote for a Trumpy Republican for governor, which will solve the problems you have with FCPS by...well, how, exactly?

Making sure that the clowns on the FCPS School Board can't take their cue from far-left state officials like Atif Qarni is a start.