An American Success Story
Glenn Youngkin spent his career building equity for businesses before eradicating it completely from all Virginia government agencies. Glenn proudly stood alongside other wealthy men in expensive suits fighting for opportunity and prosperity for their shareholders. A man of principle, Glenn and his Carlyle Group friends had the guts to cut budgets, purchase and dismantle wasteful services like daycares and nursing homes. Having climbed the private equity mountain by stepping on every hard working person that stood in his way, Glenn soon set his sights on helping his buddies get even richer. First stop, the Virginia Governor’s Mansion, next stop the White House!
From a Business Career Spent Making Rich People Richer to a Political Career Making Rich People Richer
Governor Glenn Youngkin is the 74th governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, where he spends as little time as possible. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth and dedicated to doling out additional spoons to his corporate friends, Glenn is also devoted to his family, has failed upward in business, and now is a dedicated and passionate public servant committed to making Virginia the best place to give birth to the child you didn’t want, work for less than a living wage, and attend schools where political extremists determine the curriculum.
Glenn was born in Richmond and grew up in Virginia Beach. When his father lost his job, Glenn pitched in to help by getting a job washing dishes and frying eggs at a diner in Virginia Beach. Taking his hard work and determination to the basketball court, he earned an athletic scholarship to Rice University, where he received an engineering degree. He also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School – opportunities that his policies are putting further and further out of reach for every day students.
After college and business school, Glenn worked his way to the top of the Carlyle Group as co-CEO, playing a key role in screwing over America’s sweetheart: Taylor Swift. Now as the 74th governor of Virginia, Glenn uses his private equity experience to keep his right-wing buddies employed and to ensure that Virginia’s government works for only a select few.
During the 2021 gubernatorial campaign, Glenn capitalized on parental fears to bring together Virginians from all corners of the Commonwealth. The 2021 Youngkin winning coalition wasn’t made up of just Republicans, but also Republicans who may have voted for Democrats once because they didn’t like Trump, Independents who are actually Republicans, suburban voters, rural voters, an overwhelming amount of white voters, the wealthy, and those who saw his sweater vest as an example of political moderation.
On his first day in office, the Governor signed eleven executive orders enacting his Day One Agenda. In just a few months, Glenn has delivered for Virginians by spending as little time as possible in the state he’s supposed to serve, signing executive orders that pander to his base while accomplishing absolutely nothing, threatening teachers, attacking public education, endangering women, bullying students, and signing the largest corporate tax cut in Virginia history, taking four billion dollars away from Virginians and into the hands of his friends with the stroke of a pen.
Married for 28 years to his amazing wife Suzanne, Glenn is a dedicated father of four wonderful children, two of which can’t bring themselves to support their father.
From a Business Career Spent Making Rich People Richer to a Political Career Making Rich People Richer
Governor Glenn Youngkin is the 74th governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia, where he spends as little time as possible. Born with a silver spoon in his mouth and dedicated to doling out additional spoons to his corporate friends, Glenn is also devoted to his family, has failed upward in business, and now is a dedicated and passionate public servant committed to making Virginia the best place to give birth to the child you didn’t want, work for less than a living wage, and attend schools where political extremists determine the curriculum.
Glenn was born in Richmond and grew up in Virginia Beach. When his father lost his job, Glenn pitched in to help by getting a job washing dishes and frying eggs at a diner in Virginia Beach. Taking his hard work and determination to the basketball court, he earned an athletic scholarship to Rice University, where he received an engineering degree. He also holds an MBA from Harvard Business School – opportunities that his policies are putting further and further out of reach for every day students.
After college and business school, Glenn worked his way to the top of the Carlyle Group as co-CEO, playing a key role in screwing over America’s sweetheart: Taylor Swift. Now as the 74th governor of Virginia, Glenn uses his private equity experience to keep his right-wing buddies employed and to ensure that Virginia’s government works for only a select few.
During the 2021 gubernatorial campaign, Glenn capitalized on parental fears to bring together Virginians from all corners of the Commonwealth. The 2021 Youngkin winning coalition wasn’t made up of just Republicans, but also Republicans who may have voted for Democrats once because they didn’t like Trump, Independents who are actually Republicans, suburban voters, rural voters, an overwhelming amount of white voters, the wealthy, and those who saw his sweater vest as an example of political moderation.
On his first day in office, the Governor signed eleven executive orders enacting his Day One Agenda. In just a few months, Glenn has delivered for Virginians by spending as little time as possible in the state he’s supposed to serve, signing executive orders that pander to his base while accomplishing absolutely nothing, threatening teachers, attacking public education, endangering women, bullying students, and signing the largest corporate tax cut in Virginia history, taking four billion dollars away from Virginians and into the hands of his friends with the stroke of a pen.
Married for 28 years to his amazing wife Suzanne, Glenn is a dedicated father of four wonderful children, two of which can’t bring themselves to support their father.
