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Anonymous wrote:Why does he hate women so much? And teachers?

And black people.

Don’t forget LGBTQ people too! But everyone who voted for him hates them too, some just hide it to fit in with their friends.

Examples please? We don’t have all day to wait for your lies.

Love him so much. My first Republican vote ever. Children belong in school unmasked learning normal things like math.

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Anonymous wrote:I seriously can’t tell if people are being sarcastic or serious in this thread.

I’m still waiting to hear how Youngkin is so “awful” to women and blacks. Waiting, waiting, waiting…

I keep posting Youngkin’s own words about abortion but apparently the snowflakes don’t like the truth.

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Anonymous wrote:What a genuine and spontaneous post from OP! I'm sure this isn't at all a calculated astroturfing effort, but rather a totally organic move from a real constituent totally unrelated to the Youngkin campaign!

Ooh, can’t wait to use this on the fawning “Biden is the best president!” threads. Thanks, PP!

Well, to be fair, after that orange pile of dog poo, anyone who came next would seem like the best POTUS ever.

Anonymous wrote:What a genuine and spontaneous post from OP! I'm sure this isn't at all a calculated astroturfing effort, but rather a totally organic move from a real constituent totally unrelated to the Youngkin campaign!

Ooh, can’t wait to use this on the fawning “Biden is the best president!” threads. Thanks, PP!

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Anonymous wrote:He cares more about animals than he does POC. So sad.

Really? How so? Specific examples please.

Crickets.

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Anonymous wrote:The fact that people think that an obvious PR stunt of donating what amounts to pocket change for Youngkin makes him a "great guy" speaks volumes about the critical thinking skills of GOP voters.

You snowflakes want us to stop calling you morons and "low information" voters? Stop loudly and publicly proving us right time after time.

Hey, we're not the ones misusing the word "hate".

Have you listened to his supporters addressing local government councils during hearings? Hate seems like an appropriate term

"Hate" is putting it nicely.

In your crowd, showing insufficient support for the grievance du jour is construed as "hate", so...

Anonymous wrote:Northam is off topic, losers.

So is Trump, but that did it stop you, did it?

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Anonymous wrote:Better than the black face klan Rob democrat governor

Northam was one of the best governors Virginia's ever had. Youngkin has been divisive. We don't need someone like him.

DP. Interesting that you ignore the blackface issue.

Anonymous wrote:Did you see he approved switchblades - making them now legal in VA, woohoo! What's next?

https://www.virginiamercury.com/2022/03/21/after-years-of-failed-attempts-virginia-is-legalizing-switchblades/

You ridiculous hateful partisan. This law passed with overwhelming bipartisan support. Do you understand what that means? Wow.
From your own link:

But the easy-to-open knives will soon be legal after Gov. Glenn Youngkin signed a switchblade bill that passed the politically divided General Assembly with overwhelming support.

Widely outlawed in the 1950s due to the perception they were the preferred weapon of street gangs and juvenile delinquents, proponents have rebranded switchblades as “automatic knives.” They argue the knives have many common uses, especially for tradesmen and first responders who may need to cut something with only one hand free, and little connection to crime.

The bill that got near-unanimous support from state lawmakers simply removes switchblades from a list of weapons Virginians are banned from possessing or selling.

Senate Majority Leader Dick Saslaw, D-Fairfax, said he didn’t see what all the fuss was about, because the knives were commonplace when he was young.

Anonymous wrote:The fact that people think that an obvious PR stunt of donating what amounts to pocket change for Youngkin makes him a "great guy" speaks volumes about the critical thinking skills of GOP voters.

You snowflakes want us to stop calling you morons and "low information" voters? Stop loudly and publicly proving us right time after time.

Right back atcha.

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Anonymous wrote:The fact that people think that an obvious PR stunt of donating what amounts to pocket change for Youngkin makes him a "great guy" speaks volumes about the critical thinking skills of GOP voters.

You snowflakes want us to stop calling you morons and "low information" voters? Stop loudly and publicly proving us right time after time.

Hey, we're not the ones misusing the word "hate".

+100

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Anonymous wrote:He’s a billionaire. That’s a drop in the bucket.

Yeah, it makes me uncomfortable when our elected officials have so much money that donating their entire salary (or even a quarter of it) is no big deal at all to them. This has the opposite effect on me of what’s intended—just makes him seem all the more out of touch with issues regular people have to deal with.

+1 Also, the salary you receive as an elected official is what makes you accountable to the people you serve. I hate this weird trend that Trump started of refusing it or “donating” it back to the government.

Exactly. It’s like thumbing your nose at the concept of public service. Donating’s great, but it doesn’t have to connected to the salary.

You people are so predictable. If he DID accept a salary, you’d be complaining about that too. Face it - you’re simply partisan haters. No one takes you seriously.

I DGAF if he keeps his salary or donates it.

I do think OP’s post is hilarious though.

Anonymous wrote:I seriously can’t tell if people are being sarcastic or serious in this thread.

I’m still waiting to hear how Youngkin is so “awful” to women and blacks. Waiting, waiting, waiting…

Anonymous wrote:What a genuine and spontaneous post from OP! I'm sure this isn't at all a calculated astroturfing effort, but rather a totally organic move from a real constituent totally unrelated to the Youngkin campaign!

Hi there. I’m the OP, a local resident, and a real constituent. Sorry you’re so triggered that Youngkin has a lot of fans. Guess you’ll just have to stew about it, as usual!