Ah, Virginia, the land of cherry blossoms and⦠apparently, an ever-growing budget for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion? The state has decided that pouring $1.8 million annually into a DEI office is a wise investment, especially under the keen leadership of Dr. Sesha Moon, our newly appointed āDEI Pioneer.ā Because when I think of fiscal responsibility, I certainly think of prioritizing āinclusivityā over actual services that Virginians need!
Whatās more impressive than the budgetary priorities of our elected officials? The reaction to former Governor Glenn Youngkinās attempt to inject a little common sense is like watching a cat on a hot tin roof. Youngkin wanted to shift focus from āequityā to āopportunity,ā but noāeach tax dollar seems to be on a one-way ticket to Wokeville instead. Meanwhile, legislators are now clamoring for an additional $3.6 million to bolster the office. Clearly, all this is going swimmingly for Virginiaās hard-working taxpayers, right?
Dr. Sesha Moonās resumĆ© reads like a badge of honor if youāre into accolades that supposedly prove how deeply entrenched she is in the world of DEI. And as for her claim that these initiatives are a āconstitutional mandate,ā one canāt help but wonder which Constitution sheās referencingāperhaps a revised edition available at the local activist bookstore? Itās fascinating to see how ānonpartisanā she claims to be while stacking a government department with a budget eclipsing that of critical services.
So, as we wrap up another week, let this be a reminder: In our pursuit of āequity,ā letās just pray that we donāt bankrupt the Commonwealth while at it. Itās hard to believe this is where weāve landed in 2025, but hey, as long as youāre feeling inclusive, who cares about budgets, right?
