Female students assaulted by transgender students in bathroom

[ohio jones]

I can see people getting "married" in virtual reality thinking it's all just fun and games.

AI love you: Japanese man not alone in 'marriage' to virtual character

[mike]

Many are conjecturing that this story was part of the reason for a Republican win in yesterday's gubernatorial election in Virginia. I don't know what the "daily dot" is, but the site has a story citing various sources who credit the Daily Wire story with helping to elect Youngkin.

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/right-wi ... ngkin-win/

[Grace]

Many are conjecturing that this story was part of the reason for a Republican win in yesterday's gubernatorial election in Virginia. I don't know what the "daily dot" is, but the site has a story citing various sources who credit the Daily Wire story with helping to elect Youngkin.

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/right-wi ... ngkin-win/

I had to smile at the last sentence in the article: "Many consider it unethical for media outlets to function as an apparatus of a political campaign".


What media outlet doesn't function as a political campaign these days? They all do whether they are conservative or liberal, some more so than others.

[Szdfan]

Many are conjecturing that this story was part of the reason for a Republican win in yesterday's gubernatorial election in Virginia. I don't know what the "daily dot" is, but the site has a story citing various sources who credit the Daily Wire story with helping to elect Youngkin.

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/right-wi ... ngkin-win/

I've heard some of that and I think that the campaign did attempt to use the story. However, I'm also seeing that the general frustration with how public schools have handled the pandameic played a far bigger role in the election.

[mike]

Many are conjecturing that this story was part of the reason for a Republican win in yesterday's gubernatorial election in Virginia. I don't know what the "daily dot" is, but the site has a story citing various sources who credit the Daily Wire story with helping to elect Youngkin.

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/right-wi ... ngkin-win/

I've heard some of that and I think that the campaign did attempt to use the story. However, I'm also seeing that the general frustration with how public schools have handled the pandameic played a far bigger role in the election.

Somewhere I saw that the economy was issue #1 which is typically a big issue for voters. I assume that high gas prices and inflation probably affect a broader range of voters than culture war issues, important as those may be to the culture warriors.

[Falco Underhill]

Many are conjecturing that this story was part of the reason for a Republican win in yesterday's gubernatorial election in Virginia. I don't know what the "daily dot" is, but the site has a story citing various sources who credit the Daily Wire story with helping to elect Youngkin.

https://www.dailydot.com/debug/right-wi ... ngkin-win/

I've heard some of that and I think that the campaign did attempt to use the story. However, I'm also seeing that the general frustration with how public schools have handled the pandameic played a far bigger role in the election.

And Virginians don't want vaccine mandates? Because Youngkin made it clear that he would not order vaccine mandates.

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/glenny ... d/1042689/

[SJS]

[/quote]

And Virginians don't want vaccine mandates? Because Youngkin made it clear that he would not order vaccine mandates.

https://www.newsmax.com/politics/glenny ... d/1042689/
[/quote]

That is exactly right! We do but want vaccine mandates!

[hillperson]

What CNNs exit polls say.


https://www.cnn.com/election/2021/novem ... governor/0

[HondurasKeiser]

Perhaps like a "metaverse"?

This made me chuckle:

Facebook, it’s now widely accepted, has been a calamity for the world. The obvious solution, most people would agree, is to get rid of Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg has a different idea: Get rid of the world.