Think maybe Holcomb might actually "get" the current political environment?
Gov. Youngkin signs 11 executive actions on first day of administration
Just hours after becoming Virginia’s 74th governor, Glenn Youngkin followed through on his promise to sign a slew of executive actions.www.nbc12.com
...Executive Orders:
Executive Directives:
- Executive Order Number One delivers on his Day One promise to restore excellence in education by ending the use of divisive concepts, including Critical Race Theory, in public education.
- Executive Order Number Two delivers on his Day One promise to empower Virginia parents in their children’s education and upbringing by allowing parents to make decisions on whether their child wears a mask in school.
- Executive Order Number Three delivers on his Day One promise to restore integrity and confidence in the Parole Board of the Commonwealth of Virginia.
- Executive Order Number Four delivers on his Day One promise to investigate wrongdoing in Loudoun County.
- Executive Order Number Five delivers on his Day One promise to make government work for Virginians by creating the Commonwealth Chief Transformation Officer.
- Executive Order Number Six delivers on his Day One promise to declare Virginia open for business.
- Executive Order Number Seven delivers on his Day One promise to combat and prevent human trafficking and provide support to survivors.
- Executive Order Number Eight delivers on his Day One promise to establish a commission to combat antisemitism.
- Executive Order Number Nine delivers on his Day One promise to withdraw from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI).
- Executive Directive Number One delivers on his fulfilling his Day One promise to jumpstart our economy by cutting job-killing regulations by 25 percent.
- Executive Directive Number Two delivers on his fulfilling his Day One promise to restore individual freedoms and personal privacy by rescinding the vaccine mandate for all state employees...
Sure, but that's not saying a lot. You're only saying I'd rather have this milder version of bad than the worse version of bad. It's still bad. Why can't we rather have someone good. Maybe we don't always have to settle for milder bad. But I get it. If it's the only choice then least bad is best you can do.I'm certainly no fan of Holcomb, but I'd still rather have Holcomb than Woody Myers among the two candidates that could've actually won the election.
He was is the House of Representatives wan't he?If he goes into federal politics, the GOP will set him straight. He is just another politician