McAuliffe's desperation on display
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McAuliffe Plan Could Lead To 1970s-Style Busing, Claims Giving Parents A ‘Choice’ Leads To ‘Segregation’
McAuliffe’s education plan entails pushing school districts to re-draw school boundary zones to be “anti-racist” — in other words, 1970s-style busing that could dramatically change families’ everyday lives by moving their kids to a different school than the one they expected when they chose their home.
“Where parents have greater opportunities to choose schools (where integration is not the goal), schools appear to become more segregated,” says the activist paper cited by his plan.
The campaign plan calls for “creating a school integration officer within the Virginia Department of Education, reviewing how diversity factors into school accreditation standards, incentivizing localities to implement integration strategies and working with developers to drastically improve access to affordable housing so that families can locate in areas with high-performing schools.”
While details of McAuliffe’s “desegregation” plan are sparse on his website, the fuller picture is found in the paper that forms its sole footnote and that tracks with its broad claims: A report from the Commonwealth Institute called “Addressing the Lasting impacts of Racist Choices on Virginia’s Education System.” The report uses the word racist 24 times. It laments “racist” educational systems in Virginia despite McAuliffe having been governor from 2014 to 2018, and his lieutenant governor, Ralph Northam, having held the post since.
McAuliffe’s education plan entails pushing school districts to re-draw school boundary zones to be “anti-racist” — in other words, 1970s-style busing that could dramatically change families’ everyday lives by moving their kids to a different school than the one they expected when they chose their home.
“Where parents have greater opportunities to choose schools (where integration is not the goal), schools appear to become more segregated,” says the activist paper cited by his plan.
The campaign plan calls for “creating a school integration officer within the Virginia Department of Education, reviewing how diversity factors into school accreditation standards, incentivizing localities to implement integration strategies and working with developers to drastically improve access to affordable housing so that families can locate in areas with high-performing schools.”
While details of McAuliffe’s “desegregation” plan are sparse on his website, the fuller picture is found in the paper that forms its sole footnote and that tracks with its broad claims: A report from the Commonwealth Institute called “Addressing the Lasting impacts of Racist Choices on Virginia’s Education System.” The report uses the word racist 24 times. It laments “racist” educational systems in Virginia despite McAuliffe having been governor from 2014 to 2018, and his lieutenant governor, Ralph Northam, having held the post since.
Youngkin Keeps Lincoln Project Away By Holding Rally Within 500 Feet Of A School
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kom526
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rayingforsamtogetwoke:
People are taking issue with Reuters World’s use of the word ‘Republicans’ in this tweet about tiki torches in Va.
Can somebody inform Reuters World that actual Republicans aren’t trying to get Terry McAuliffe elected the governor of Virginia?
Can somebody inform Reuters World that actual Republicans aren’t trying to get Terry McAuliffe elected the governor of Virginia?
PeoplesElbow
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They should DOX these people as white supremacists since they wanted to portray that image so bad.
WingsOfGold
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Tomorrow is the day with bellwether election. It should be telling, has America woke up to Dec 7, 1941 or should we just bag it?
Louise
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Go, Youngkin. His name is interesting considering what is going on. I hope he wins in a landslide. God bless The USA.
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Democrat Terry McAuliffe Complains About Number Of White Teachers In VA, Calls To ‘Diversify’
“Fifty percent of our students are students of color, 80% of the teachers are white, so what I’m going to do for you, we’ll be the first state in America,” the Democrat continued. “If you go teach in Virginia for five years in a high-demand area — that could be geographic, it could be course work — we will pay room, board, tuition, any college, any university, or any HBCU here in Virginia.”
McAuliffe, the former governor of Virginia and a longtime Democratic Party operative, has been losing grip on his lead over Youngkin. In fact, polls showed the Republican with a lead over McAuliffe in the tight race, Thursday.
“Fifty percent of our students are students of color, 80% of the teachers are white, so what I’m going to do for you, we’ll be the first state in America,” the Democrat continued. “If you go teach in Virginia for five years in a high-demand area — that could be geographic, it could be course work — we will pay room, board, tuition, any college, any university, or any HBCU here in Virginia.”
McAuliffe, the former governor of Virginia and a longtime Democratic Party operative, has been losing grip on his lead over Youngkin. In fact, polls showed the Republican with a lead over McAuliffe in the tight race, Thursday.
McAuliffe Flip Flops, Says Election 'Isn't About Trump'
But something has changed, and McAuliffe no longer wants the 45th president to be the issue of the campaign, telling the press at an event over the weekend that the election is “not about Trump.”
“Terry McAuliffe is backpedaling so hard he could win the Tour de France in reverse,” Youngkin campaign spokesman Matt Wolking said in a statement. “Republicans, independents, and Democrats are coming together to support Glenn Youngkin because they know he’s the only candidate that is focused on what really matters instead of the divisive politics of the past.”
But something has changed, and McAuliffe no longer wants the 45th president to be the issue of the campaign, telling the press at an event over the weekend that the election is “not about Trump.”
“Terry McAuliffe is backpedaling so hard he could win the Tour de France in reverse,” Youngkin campaign spokesman Matt Wolking said in a statement. “Republicans, independents, and Democrats are coming together to support Glenn Youngkin because they know he’s the only candidate that is focused on what really matters instead of the divisive politics of the past.”