So it’s personal after all for Herring.

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So it’s personal after all for Herring.
Destroying Confederate memorials would cost the City of Richmond $3 million in property tax revenue, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch.
One thing is for sure. Papering over the canyon that separates progressives and liberals in Virginia doesn’t do the public discourse any good.
Herring has now shifted the conversation away from Confederate memorials and towards Democratic abuse of office in pursuit of a narrow political agenda.
Even with a $15 hourly wage, those jobs will be reserved for a handful, with the majority of skilled workers dropped on the wrong side of Moore’s Law.
Students at the University of Virginia issue a list of ten “demands” that target Thomas Jefferson as an emblem of white supremacy.
In other news, water is wet; grass is green; Central Virginia Democrats are really bad at manufacturing news.
You really can’t say enough good things about this new Gillespie ad airing in Northern Virginia media markets. From the campaign:
The ad is the first of the general election to air in the Washington, D.C. media market. Previous ads have been running in markets across Virginia.
“The son of an immigrant, Ed worked his way through college as a Senate parking lot attendant and later became Counselor to the President of the United States,” said campaign manager Chris Leavitt. “Now he’s running for governor to ensure the next generation can do better than the generation that came before them by putting forward policies that will allow all Virginians to fulfill themselves and pursue their dreams whatever that dream may be.”
Given the nonsense that the left is passing off as discourse nowadays, it’s sobering to see Gillespie hammer home what this election is really about: jobs, the economy, and an equal opportunity for all Virginians.
August has not been kind to Northam. Dark money from outside Virginia doesn’t bode well for Norhtam’s backbone in the weeks to come.
The world doesn’t get to decide your self-worth. Sticks and stones break bones; words do not earn the privilege to harm you one bit.