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Virginia\u2019s governors are term limited. They are not allowed to hold office for 2 consecutive terms. The Communazi\u2019s choice, Clinton bagman, Terry McAuliffe, has already served once as governor, and a typical corrupt Progressive he was, wants his old job back. He is facing the Republican candidate Glenn Younkin. Polls are showing the race, which should be McAuliffe\u2019s, as a dead heat.<\/p>\n
One of the reasons for this is McAuliffe\u2019s political tone deafness over the last few weeks. He has completely misunderstood the anger people have in Virginia. During a debate between the two. McAuliffe planted his foot firmly in his mouth when he said that parents shouldn\u2019t be telling teachers what to teach. Here are a few details on this from Fox News<\/b><\/a>:<\/p>\n Terry McAuliffe and Glenn Youngkin sparred during the second and final debate of Virginia\u2019s <\/a>governor\u2019s race on Tuesday, <\/b>(September 28<\/b>th<\/b><\/sup>),<\/b> but it was one comment on schools by McAuliffe, the Democratic candidate, that drew the ire of conservatives.<\/b><\/p>\n “I don\u2019t think parents should be telling schools what they should teach,” McAuliffe, who previously served as governor of Virginia from 2014 to 2018, said during the debate in Alexandria, Virginia. <\/b><\/p>\n McAuliffe made the remarks<\/a> in response to Youngkin, the Republican candidate, who argued that parents should be more involved in the decisions of local school districts.<\/b><\/p>\n That was a classic \u201cOwn Goal\u201d for McAuliffe, and one that shouldn\u2019t have happened. However, like all Progressive Liberal Democratic Communazis, he has nothing but contempt for the average citizen. I have little doubt that he is fully on board with the Attorney General, Merrick \u201cHeinrich Himmler\u201d Garland\u2019s latest move to basically declare parents who oppose the crap being used to indoctrinate their children as terrorists.<\/p>\n Conservative social media responded.<\/b><\/p>\n Indeed they did, in spades!<\/p>\n “Parents are in control of their kids. Not @TerryMcAuliffe. Never,” one user wrote on Twitter.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n “Make sure every parent in Virginia hears this before they vote,” tweeted former Trump adviser Stephen Miller. <\/b><\/p>\n “Terry McAuliffe is pro-choice unless the decision belongs to the parents of a school-aged kid,” replied Autumn Johnson<\/b>.<\/b><\/strong> <\/b><\/p>\n “<\/b><\/strong>Terry McAuliffe tonight in a debate…….I don’t think parents should have a say in what is taught in schools…… This is exactly why he should never hold a position of power ever again,” another user wrote.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n “Oh no? Who should decide what kids get taught @TerryMcAuliffe? You?” another replied.\u00a0 <\/b><\/p>\n In answer to the last, basically, yes. As for McAuliffe\u2019s opponent, Glenn Youngkin, he saw his opening and ran with it.<\/p>\n At the debate, Youngkin agreed that local school districts should make those decisions, but he demanded they include parents in the dialogue and “concepts of safety and privacy” in the discussion.<\/b><\/p>\n “What we’ve seen over the course of this last 20 months is our school systems refusing to engage with parents. In fact in Fairfax County this past week, we watched parents so upset because there was such sexually explicit material in the library they had never seen, it was shocking,” Youngkin\u00a0said. “And in fact, you vetoed the bill that would have informed parents that they were there. You believe school systems should tell children what to do. I believe parents should be in charge of their kids’ education.” <\/b><\/p>\n And that is the difference between the Communazis and everyone else. The Progressive Elite don\u2019t think that the average parent has any rights at all in the upbringing and education of their children. That is for the State to do and the State has designated the Progressive Educational Elite to handle all matters of school indoctrination.<\/p>\n McAuliffe noted that parents “had the right to veto books” under a bill he vetoed. “I’m not going to let parents come into schools, and actually take books out, and make their own decision,” he said. <\/b><\/p>\n Does that include books filled with kiddie porn and pedophile stuff as one parent showed? My guess is, considering the predilections of the current inhabitant of the oval office, (President Hair Sniffer), yes, it does include those sorts of books. McAuliffe is nothing if not a good party member. He also seems to have figured out that he might have made a little oopsy and is resorting to the standard Communazi talking point. Blame Trump.<\/p>\n After the debate, McAuliffe called Youngkin\u00a0a “dangerous Trump wannabe” and stated the “stakes in this race couldn’t be higher.” <\/b><\/p>\n “Tonight made it clear, the stakes in this race couldn’t be higher. Folks, we’re up against a dangerous Trump wannabe who will set us back BIG TIME,” McAuliffe\u00a0tweeted<\/a>. “We’re building the largest grassroots movement in VA history to defeat him.” <\/b><\/p>\n That might play well with the Washington Elite, but most of Virginia has come to the conclusion that the Greatest President of the 21st<\/sup> Century, Donald Trump, even if he liked sending out mean tweets, was actually damn good. Polls are showing real voters remorse among those who actually did vote for Dementia Joe, (as opposed to the millions of dead and fraudulent votes he got), and President Trump is making noises about running again in 2024.<\/p>\n As to who will win in November? Who can say? If the election is actually honest, then Glenn Younkin has a damn good chance. If the Communazis pull out all the stops and rig the vote again, then they will put that weasel back in office and the state will fracture. (There is a movement for counties to break away and join with West Virginia) Without a doubt, we will see further stupid remarks by McAuliffe.<\/p>\n Thatisall<\/p>\n ~The Angry Webmaster~<\/b><\/i><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n<\/p>\n (3<\/strong> votes, average: 5.00<\/strong> out of 5)
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