These white liberals should go more often in South Chicago, Camden or East St. Louis, lol or they should be forced to see that decade old documentary that have still relevant parts.
They kept Southern Whites voting for them for almost a Century, despite having gotten the South destroyed and hundreds of thousands killed, crippled, and starved.
I'm not surprised. The Democrats called my office three times on Election Day last year with each caller asking for a name other than mine or my late boss. When told there was no such person, they ignored me and either tried to encourage me to vote Democratic or asked me who I voted for. I also received a text with someone else's name on it for some ballot initiative that I don't even think applied to me.
She'll win almost for certain, given the number of last minute Biden supporters who only voted for Joe and not a single other Democrat.That article mentionned an element who flew under the radar. There's an other race in Virginia worth to mention.
The other Virginia race that could shock Democrats on Tuesday
It makes sense that the top of the ticket in Virginia’s state election Tuesday gets most of the national attention. The fact that Terry McAuliffe is both a former governor and before that a Clinton bagman makes the race compelling to journalist...www.americanthinker.com
Supposedly, the rule with election fraud is that you have to get the name right. "If you can't read the tombstone, they can't vote".
Yes. Yes, it is.
It seems to be the Dem's (new? or at least more obvious) playbook to just call anyone and everyone indiscriminately even if they aren't registered Democrats. In my story about being called repeatedly on last year's Election Day, I found it amusing that they were presumably trying to call my late boss who had been a staunch Republican. Worst case scenario, it underscores the Dems' collective desire to win at all costs.
I forget when it was, but something similar was discussed about the City of Detroit in that it has more white teachers than white students. If I recall, one of the arguments in favor of more minority teachers was that students would learn better from "someone who looks like they do."
McAuliffe calls for Virginia to 'diversify' teacher base, citing percentage of White teachers
Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe called for the Old Dominion state to “diversify” its teacher base, lamenting that the commonwealth has proportionately more White teachers and promising a program ostensibly aimed at attracting non-White teachers.news.yahoo.com
Virginia teachers are an 80% white workforce. White students only make up 50% of the students. McAuliffe wants to reduce the white workforce and is offering a free college ride to any black who wants to teach.
In addition to the other galaxy brained elements of this, consider that there are around 90k teachers in Virginia. He‘s signing up to fire 27,000 white women lol.
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That article mentionned an element who flew under the radar. There's an other race in Virginia worth to mention.
The other Virginia race that could shock Democrats on Tuesday
It makes sense that the top of the ticket in Virginia’s state election Tuesday gets most of the national attention. The fact that Terry McAuliffe is both a former governor and before that a Clinton bagman makes the race compelling to journalist...
Or someone convinced him that the best thing he could do at this point is just shut up before he says something else dumb like:
Which is the sort of thing that sounds great to the tumblrite-type leftists that the Democrats have been catering to. Who I'm fairly sure are usually childless. Meanwhile actual parents with kids in schools right now are older millennials and a few late gen-xers. Who mostly will have grown up being taught "judging people by the color of their skin is bad". So McAuliffe's call for "diversity" that basically amounts to saying "we need fewer white teachers in schools" is going to be a big "WTF?" to many of them. In their world view, it shouldn't matter if a teacher is white, black, asian, or hispanic. Youngkin doesn't even need to saying anything about it, and at least some of those parents will be thinking "I don't know what the fuck that critical race theory thing is, but if this is what Youngkin's talking about then maybe he has a point". It's not something that will rally parents or teachers to McAuliffe's banner, and may actually succeed in driving them away.McAuliffe calls for Virginia to 'diversify' teacher base, citing percentage of White teachers
Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe called for the Old Dominion state to “diversify” its teacher base, lamenting that the commonwealth has proportionately more White teachers and promising a program ostensibly aimed at attracting non-White teachers.
