Big new Atlantic piece on why Dominion Energy's political grip in Virginia seems to be loosening

[mahatmakanejeeves]

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@AlbertPollard
in big new Atlantic piece on why Dominion's political grip in Virginia seems to be loosening.

"What you ironically have is two very savvy investors who understood what a good deal Dominion had—and that’s Michael Bills and Glenn Youngkin.”

theatlantic.com
The Plutocrat vs. the Monopoly
“Breaking up a monopoly and limiting their power—that’s what American democracy is supposed to be about.”

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[Bernardo de La Paz]

1. You need to be clear in this thread and the other about Dominion

As I understand it, it is NOT about Dominion voting systems, but you should make that clear. I'm more interested in one than the other.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

2. Good point. People who live in Virginia will get it right away. Anyone else? Not so much.

And good morning.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

3. Cool. . . .nt

[blm]

4. Important article. I hope everyone takes the time to read it.

If Dems don’t take heed we’ll have President Youngkin.

[blm]

5. Kicking for more eyeballs

[Mysterian]

6. I think McAuliffe's obeisance to Dominion was a factor in his loss

T. McAuliffe was a complete cheerleader for the doomed, destructive Atlantic Coast pipeline. A lot of people in western Virginia fought hard and long against that insane project and watched as McAuliffe told them to "fuck off."