Virginia

Bill Maher took off against the “woke” Left again on Friday night’s Real Time show on HBO, singling out a nasty MSNBC headline about Glenn Youngkin’s election in Virginia as proof of “white ignorance.” 

A CNN host refused to acknowledge her guest’s evidence of Critical Race Theory in Virginia schools today, resorting to repeating, “it’s not part of the curriculum” like a broken record. 

On Monday, FoxNews.com’s Brandon Gillespie cited The Federalist’s Senior Editor Mollie Hemingway appearing on FNC’s MediaBuzz Sunday morning and calling out ridiculous left-wing talking points coming from PBS White House correspondent Yamiche Alcindor: “...Hemingway referred to Alcindor as a ‘hardcore activist’ and ‘an embarrassment to the journalistic profession’ as she called out…

In an extremely rare moment, Latino media aired voices of support for a conservative candidate- as opposed to their usual milieu of Democratic elected officials and far-left activists.

It’s time for the post-election Bitter Tears Edition of the NewsBusters Podcast, recounting the media meltdowns as the Republicans took over all the statewide elections in Virginia and retook the House of Delegates. When our media Democrats figure out they’re going to lose, the anger about the “whitelash” is guaranteed. Losing politicians might concede with grace, but journalists seldom…

A surefire sign that you’re losing an argument is when you resort to personally attacking your opponent. After Democrats lost in Virginia’s gubernatorial election Tuesday night, the media pulled out the race card from 2016, saying that the Republican candidate won because of racist whites (even though Republicans also elected the first black female lieutenant governor).

After NBC and the rest of the leftist media blatantly lied about Critical Race Theory “not being taught” in Virginia schools ahead of Tuesday’s gubernatorial race, on Wednesday’s Today show, White House correspondent Kristen Welker hypocritically admitted that failed Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe probably shouldn’t have dismissed the issue.

As the Virginia gubernatorial election returns were coming in Tuesday night showing Republican Glenn Youngkin on the verge of victory, RedState’s Nick Arama highlighted how “shell-shocked” liberal political analyst Larry Sabato appeared on MSNBC and mourned that “one of the people high up in the McAuliffe campaign called it what it was — a ‘bloodbath.’”

n preparation for today’s election in Virginia, the hosts of The View followed Democrats’ orders to convince viewers once more that Critical Race Theory was “not taught in K-12 schools.”

The Washington Post needs to institute mandatory substance testing for its employees. Greg Sargent's latest column is headlined is "Glenn Youngkin’s repulsive final push reveals a dark truth for Democrats." And just what is that "dark truth"? It's that Terry McAuliffe might lose because GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin has benefited from "a right-wing media network that has no rival on…

It’s Election Day in Virginia, and New York Times reporter Reid Epstein covered in Tuesday’s edition the surprisingly close fight between Republican Glenn Youngkin and Democrat Terry McAuliffe, former Virginia governor and previously the head of the Democratic National Committee: “As Youngkin Tries to Finesse Trump, McAuliffe Conjures His Comeback.”

On Monday, the Media Research Center’s CNSNews.com reported on Democratic pollster Cornell Belcher appearing on NBC’s Meet the Press on Sunday to sound the alarm about the upcoming Virginia’s governor’s race and predicted “that if former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, (D) loses the governor’s race to Republican Youngkin, it will be ‘catastrophic’ for Democrats, because the last time a Democrat…

On Monday, The Daily Signal’s Fred Lucas provided an important fact sheet on controversial Democrat lawyer Marc Elias being hired by Terry McAuliffe’s campaign ahead of the hotly contested Virginia governor’s race. As Lucas puts it: “Elias has in some ways been the Democrats’ Forrest Gump of election controversies, showing up in the most high profile election cases of the past two…

On Saturday's Ayman Mohyeldin show on MSNBC, comedian Josh Gondelman accused the Lincoln Project of a clumsy, ineffective stunt in trying to place fake-Trumpers in front of a Youngkin for Governor bus in Virginia. Saying he had to keep his language clean he said the Lincoln Project's attempts at mocking Republicans are "corny" and they were were "trying to rat fornicate without…