I would be interested to see how Trump's executive order requiring federal employees to come back to the office will impact the VA-GOV race. On the one hand, Winsome-Sears may be pro-Right to Work but on the other, she may have to defend her view on remote work and how it impacts families.
I know at least in and around NoVA, there are lots of federal govt. employees. Pentagon is right in Arlington.
McAuliffe & Northam were the 2 most recent Democrats as Governor. How did they navigate this; can there be compromise to keep both sides happy and still get her elected? 💙🇺🇲
Abigail Spanberger here in Virginia is not going to be able to avoid this: https://www.wric.com/news/virginia-news/state-senate-blocks-proposal-to-amend-constitution-including-right-to-work-law/
If she ever came out in favor of the Right to Freeload, her chances would be nil.
I expect her to come out as pro union. This isn't the Virginia that voted for George W Bush for President TWICE.
Not to mention that voted for the Republican in every presidential election from 1968 to 2004.
Donald Trump will also provide a big boost to the Spanberger campaign as well
I would be interested to see how Trump's executive order requiring federal employees to come back to the office will impact the VA-GOV race. On the one hand, Winsome-Sears may be pro-Right to Work but on the other, she may have to defend her view on remote work and how it impacts families.
I know at least in and around NoVA, there are lots of federal govt. employees. Pentagon is right in Arlington.
Why, it failed? I guess they could try to make it a wedge issue.
Because Democrats control both chambers of the Virginia General Assembly. It was a party line vote.
McAuliffe & Northam were the 2 most recent Democrats as Governor. How did they navigate this; can there be compromise to keep both sides happy and still get her elected? 💙🇺🇲