Think of the influence this little district has over the rest of the country.
"Loyal Southwest Airlines employees are being forced into an impossible choice! For years, they've dedicated themselves to help make Southwest what it is today. And in return? No jab, no job. Where's the Luv???"
Disclaimer: my personal opinion is that the soundtrack detracts from the message. I turned it down and watched it in silence.
Thank you all again for the comments, emails, words of encouragement and tips for interviewing.
So far so good. I should be hearing back soon about the next steps.
There have also been others from my social network that have reached out as well and some other prospects.
Until then, I'm going to head out and enjoy a brisk Fall sunshine filled day.
Stay safe,
Irish
From CNBC: ( notice how they describe Youngkin, I added the read highlight just to help CNBC)
Glenn Youngkin, a wealthy Republican businessman, has won Virginia’s hotly contested gubernatorial election, defeating Democratic power player and former Gov. Terry McAuliffe,( who gets wealthy from donations and fundraising ), in a race that drew national scrutiny, according to an NBC News projection.
Youngkin held a slight lead over McAuliffe in the early returns. Polls closed at 7 p.m. ET.
An estimated 95% of the expected vote is in for the Virginia governor race. Youngkin won about 51% of the votes while McAuliffe won 48.3%, according to NBC’s projections.
McAuliffe, 64, and Youngkin, 54, polled neck and neck in the weeks leading up to the commonwealth’s race to succeed Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam.
McAuliffe, a longtime close friend and advisor to former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, aimed to make a comeback. He had served as governor from 2014 to 2018 for the commonwealth, which bans governors from seeking consecutive terms. He was also fighting to continue a Democratic winning streak in Virginia statewide races that began in 2012.
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From Forbes: Some info on their FINANCES <<<
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and, this is the new Lt. Govenor:
On a personal note, heading to an interview this morning.
More later,
Irish

