This moment could FLIP major race: Abigail Spanberger Refuses to Say Yes or No to Direct Questions!

Abigail Spanberger should have worn her tap dancing shoes to the debate. She danced around questions refusing to answer yes or no. When asked and pressed whether she would change Youngkin's policy banning transgender men from girls' locker rooms, she refused to answer the question. Instead of directing her answer to the policy in place, she talked about allowing local communities decide. In other words, to do that she would have to eliminate the policy, but she wouldn't say that. And let's get real. The Democrats support transgender men competing against women in sports and exposing themselves in girls locker rooms and giving transgender teens the opportunity to rape girls in school locker rooms. That's their policy!

With respect to the Jay Jones controversy, Spanberger refused to say she would withdraw her endorsement of Jay Jones for Attorney General. When pressed she once again danced around saying the voters could decide for themselves. Her answers reminded me of one of comedian Emo Phillips lines: "Ambiguity, the devil's volleyball."

The polls at present show Spanberger ahead, but the only poll that matters is taken on election day. Vote Republican. If you need to know how important that is read my previous post.

What's Not on the Ballot in Virginia is the Most Important Issue in the Race!

An Argument about the Papacy that Matters

Do some popes lead us down
the "primrose path of dalliance?"

The debate between those holding the sedevacantist position and those who've adopted the refuse and resist position about the pope matters, if only as a lesson in theological argument. But there's a way to argue with grace and courtesy that is often lacking in discussions of this stripe. 

I've often felt beat over the head by sedevacantists who cannot possibly think their position may be in error. So they browbeat those who will not jump on their "The pope is a heretic so he can't be pope!" bandwagon. Are they correct? I don't know! 

The other side is often just as acrimonious in defending their belief. Who can see the issue for all the dust stirred up by the shouting?

The Ukraine/Russia Debate Before the Catfight

For the past 10 days I've been posting comments on a well known website "debating" with a person who comments on nearly all that site's articles mirroring their point of view. This person might be one of the authors or one of their spouses, an employee or one of their spouses. I have no idea who this person is, however she's obviously someone approved by the website's ownership. 

Since the person thought I was a man because of my comment name she revealed that she's a woman, 5'1", age 62 and has a bad knee. Wanting to even the playing field (woman to woman, because for some reason this person thought the proverbial battlefield to be real) I revealed that I'm also a woman, my age and height and that I'm in perfect health. She then accused me of threatening to kill her!