“Is this Terry McAuliffe’s last hurrah” was first of three columns on #VAGov. washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/… The second was: “How Glenn Youngkin could become the education governor we need.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/… 1
The third and final assessment on the race appeared Monday: Count on Democrats to ignore the lessons of a You gain win.” washingtonpost.com/opinions/2021/… The decisive moment in Glenn Youngkin saw the State Superintendent announced no accelerated moth classes prior to Grade 11. 2
Youngkin denounced dumbing down Virginia, and quickly immersed himself in the collateral damage of mask mandate for primary grades, of shut-downs and quarantines. One clear policy for the Commonwealth. What a relief. He can prep that state for competition for business. 3
I also think @GlennYoungkin will be calm, even gentle, in pursuing genuine moderation where it works and will harness his charm. VA could be the best p,ace to work and live if taxes can drop and school’s keep opportunity alive for all kids. 4
Virginia is a great state. We’ve lived here twice, from 1980 to 1989. We cam back in 2016. So much has changed, but the public schools have retreated from excellence. If @GlennYoungkin succeeds in revitalizing merit in school, recruiting great teachers he’ll inspire more than VA.
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