Youngkin in Virginia is part of the same backlash. The Democrats are in for it if they keep hitching themselves to this woke shit; regular people don't go for it
> He's not going to do anything about it. He's going to start a few fights to get press attention, then give up on it as soon as they stop paying attention, since he's just running your state government as PR for a presidential campaign.
So who will do something about it?
I ask because I often see arguments as yours as a tactic to encourage inaction or action against the other person's stated goals (e.g. "the people who seem to agree with you are only doing it for show[, so stay home or vote for the people who disagree with you]").
> Well, someone who isn't running for president.
Huh? The only person who will do something about it is someone who refuses to seek the power to do something about it?
(It's mainly foreign policy.)
A whole heck of a lot, actually.
> (It's mainly foreign policy.)
Don't be ridiculous. That's just an area where there are fewer checks.
He's not going to do anything about it. He's going to start a few fights to get press attention, then give up on it as soon as they stop paying attention, since he's just running your state government as PR for a presidential campaign.
(You may remember he started a fight with Disney over being too woke or something and threatened to cancel their special powers over their parks, but the actual bill came out today and does approximately nothing. Although it does remove their unused rights to own an airport or a nuclear reactor.)