Republican Glenn Youngkin WINS in Virginia, Republican Also Winning in NJ at Midnight

Uh huh. Ya got me... :bored:





I'm still tired of hearing how everyone is bad and no one is better than anyone else. That's BS. Two things can be true at the same time, and we can do more than one thing at a single time.

Defeatism. That's mostly what this movement has become about. There's nothing to do but cry about how bad politicians are...

Tell Thomas Massie, who would damned well know, what good it does to just vote in "Republicans", then fail to continually hold their feet to the fire.

Thomas Massie Speaks In Dry Ridge, KY | November 6th, 2021


Defeatism. Did it ever occur to you that libertarians are sick of seeing conservatives fail, and are honestly trying to help you and the rest learn to succeed?
 
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Tell Thomas Massie, who would damned well know, what good it does to just vote in "Republicans", then fail to continually hold their feet to the fire.
Well, you and I got in a fight earlier in this thread. I was glad Terry lost, but now that the dust has settled, I will be more on your side.

I won't say Youngkin was using 4D chess when he screws up. Granted one reason why politicians screw us is that they are already bought out and they follow the money, but the other is that people rest after the election when the real action is needed to hold their feet to the fire. After the election is not a time to celebrate. The hardest fight is keeping the politicians in line, not electing them.
 
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Rather, Republicans and conservatives reliably work to preserve and protect all the institutions and other mechanisms that the Democrats and progressives have created and exploited over the years in order to make such deep inroads into culture and power centers (Exhibit A: the Department of Education). For example, based on what little I have seen from him, Youngkin is an enthusiastic supporter of "public" education.

https://twitter.com/JeremyTate41/status/1455918204606365699

Just a reminder (if any is needed) that Youngkin and most Republicans are avid supporters and defenders of "a modern progressive school system" (though they wouldn't choose those words to describe it, of course) - and because they have no desire to treat the underlying disease (namely, "public" education in this case), the chronic and acute symptoms presented by that disease will continue unabated.

IOW: McAuliffe represented the vanguard of progressivism, while Youngkin represents its rearguard.

Thus, McAuliffe's loss is a cause for celebration, but Youngkin's victory is not.

Fortunately, the more extreme the progressivism regressivism of government-run schools becomes, the more Republicans, conservatives, and "independents" - and even some of the saner Democrats and leftists - seem to be realizing the grave danger it embodies.
 
You fools! You all actually think Youngkin is exactly like Ron Paul!?!? I can't believe the gulibility! Those parents fighting marxism at the school board meetings are holograms! If they do exist they are just racists. No one will stand up with you. It's hopeless. You are alone. Just succumb to the borg already!


No, He isnt Ron Paul but he is far better than Terry McStalin.
 
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WTF are you talking about? I KNOW it's "merely changing the window dressing"... didn't you read me say that like 5 times??

Fwiw, my post wasn't really directed specifically at yours even though I used it as a quote, sorry. I have a habit of quoting posts just as a springboard for my further thoughts. Sometimes I forget there is another person on the other side of the post who may take my comment more personally than it was intended to be.

And what the fuck does the governor of VA have to do with war-making?? You're getting high off your own supply, dude.

That's an odd question on a generally anti-war movement forum. Having said that, he's likely been put in the position for a purpose. His war profiteering background may become relevant to future events, given the overall trajectory and VA's outsized position in "domestic events" the last few years.

How many times do I need to say "incrementally", and "buying time"??

That's the point. There is no time being bought. Just a shift in the narrative and a new guy in charge to handle the shift, and whatever that shift entails.

Jeezus sometimes this movement is desperate to be ineffectual.

I agree. Too busy worrying about what some politician or billionaire business tycoon will do to institute more liberty....

ETA: What do you want us to do, devil21? What's your plan? Because I'm getting tired of the "plan" being let's see how many angels can dance on the head of a needle.

My plan is to stop believing electoral action will change anything since 1) candidates of note are all part of "Team WEF" and 2) the system has been rigged to steal elections from anyone else who may slip through. I think both of those points have been abundantly proven over the years. The first step to a successful plan is recognizing losing moves before they are made and abandoning them as options. It's all about individual action these days and what are you going to do yourself? If that is voting, great, but know it won't change much, if anything and it's just mental masturbation over the latest R v D non-choice. Yes, I'm sure you do know that but yet here we are in yet another election thread, as if the outcome mattered.
 
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Fwiw, my post wasn't really directed specifically at yours even though I used it as a quote, sorry. I have a habit of quoting posts just as a springboard for my further thoughts. Sometimes I forget there is another person on the other side of the post who make take my comment more personally than it was intended to be.



That's an odd question on a generally anti-war movement forum. Having said that, he's likely been put in the position for a purpose. His war profiteering background may become relevant to future events, given the overall trajectory and VA's outsized position in "domestic events" the last few years.



That's the point. There is no time being bought. Just a shift in the narrative and a new guy in charge to handle the shift, and whatever that shift entails.



I agree. Too busy worrying about what some politician or billionaire business tycoon will do to institute more liberty....



My plan is to stop believing electoral action will change anything since 1) candidates of note are all part of "Team WEF" and 2) the system has been rigged to steal elections from anyone else who may slip through. I think both of those points have been abundantly proven over the years. The first step to a successful plan is recognizing losing moves before they are made and abandoning them as options. It's all about individual action these days and what are you going to do yourself? If that is voting, great, but know it won't change much, if anything and it's just mental masturbation over the latest R v D non-choice. Yes, I'm sure you do know that but yet here we are in yet another election thread, as if the outcome mattered.

Agreed, we have given up state/federal politics and we are going in a different direction. Feel free to replicate near you: sonsoflibertyso.com
 
Agreed, we have given up state/federal politics and we are going in a different direction. Feel free to replicate near you: sonsoflibertyso.com

Local elections can still have an impact, so there's some value there, at least. I stopped casting votes for anything higher than local offices and measures. Just leave 'em blank. At least no one can say I consented to those outcomes by participating in them.
 
Just a reminder (if any is needed) that Youngkin and most Republicans are avid supporters and defenders of "a modern progressive school system" (though they wouldn't choose those words to describe it, of course) - and because they have no desire to treat the underlying disease (namely, "public" education in this case), the chronic and acute symptoms presented by that disease will continue unabated.

Nailed it.

This asshole is proving to be pretty worthless.



Virginia Governor-Elect Glenn Youngkin Appoints Education Secretary Who Led Organization Pushing Marxist ‘Social-Emotional Learning’ Scam

https://bigleaguepolitics.com/virgi...shing-marxist-social-emotional-learning-scam/

Shane Trejo
Dec 28, 2021

Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin may have swept into office based on his opposition to critical race theory (CRT), but his pick for Education Secretary is a sign that the principles behind CRT will remain intact in public schools during his upcoming administration.

Youngkin announced that Aimee Rogstad Guidera, a data education consultant, would be his Secretary of Education last week. Youngkin claimed that her appointment would “recharge a system that has settled for too long.”
 
Nailed it.

This asshole is proving to be pretty worthless.



Virginia Governor-Elect Glenn Youngkin Appoints Education Secretary Who Led Organization Pushing Marxist ‘Social-Emotional Learning’ Scam

https://bigleaguepolitics.com/virgi...shing-marxist-social-emotional-learning-scam/

Shane Trejo
Dec 28, 2021

Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin may have swept into office based on his opposition to critical race theory (CRT), but his pick for Education Secretary is a sign that the principles behind CRT will remain intact in public schools during his upcoming administration.

Youngkin announced that Aimee Rogstad Guidera, a data education consultant, would be his Secretary of Education last week. Youngkin claimed that her appointment would “recharge a system that has settled for too long.”

The marxists got their ass kicked everywhere. Long Island, PA, and lots of local offices.

helen's post didn't age well, as least regarding Youngkin. Did anyone also post about his LGBTQ LatinX press secretary? 'Nother Jesuit-trained Georgetown grad.
 
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