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In Virginia, another win for a Biden-style candidate

The experienced, familiar and more moderately-viewed candidate just won Virginia’s Democratic primary for governor. Convincingly.

And if that sounds familiar, it is: Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe won more than 60 percent of the primary vote Tuesday, following current Gov. Ralph Northam (who got 56 percent in the state’s 2017 primary) and President Joe Biden (who got 53 percent there in the 2020 presidential primary).

Also familiar: McAuliffe, like Biden, was as popular with Black voters (or even more so) than the actual Black candidates running.

Now the real comparison will come this fall, when McAuliffe faces off against Republican Glenn Youngkin in the marquee political race of 2021.

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Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe, D-Va., greets supporters after winning the Democratic primary for governor on June 8, 2021, in McLean.

5 thoughts on “In Virginia, another win for a Biden-style candidate”

  1. We need to support the Republican candidate – in as many ways as possible.

    We have seen the damage Democrats have done to our country!

  2. Another article that specifically states “black voters”. Really? We focus on a minority population whereas the majority population remains lazy and don’t go out and vote. Until this identification BS stops – we will never ever move forward.

    Of course, in political speak one could say YES the white vote is minimized during not election timeframes – especially when the cycle is just to get 1 candidate on the big ticket. Blah blah blah, as a US citizen its a privilege and a duty to vote in all elections. If one doesn’t, the platform to bitch doesn’t exist.

    Case in point, Nov 2022 is HUGE on the island. roughly less than 10000 folks are registered and can vote – yet only 3000 will. That is sad especially when the challenges over the last 10-15 years still exist today.

    We must vote when the opportunity presents itself. Heck we can vote early in this day and age – not to mention most polls are open for 12 hrs on that specific day. 12 hours – one can’t find 30 minutes in a 12 hour day (which is known WAY in advance) to vote?

    Just sayin….now I must start my happy hour.

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