Virginia

Reuters drew the ire of conservatives on Twitter on Saturday with a story headlined “Group of anti-Trump Republicans was behind tiki torches in Virginia campaign.” Friday's Democrat fakery of tiki-torch-bearing Trumpers standing in front of GOP candidate Glenn Youngkin's bus was NOT a Republican stunt.

New York Times political reporter Jeremy Peters wrote about the tight Virginia governor’s race between Democrat Terry McAuliffe, the former DNC head who previously served as Virginia’s governor from 2014-2018, and Republican Glenn Youngkin: “Running in Virginia, Youngkin Shifted Tone With Hard Right Turn.” Youngkin has a lead outside the margin of error in at least one poll in the…

On Friday's PBS NewsHour, they lamented the close race for governor in Virginia in their weekly roundup, and Washington Post columnist and MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart spat out that "white grievance" was to blame, and "whiteness is a hell of a drug." 

New York Times columnist Michelle Goldberg wrote offensively about a sexual assault of a girl that took place in a girls' bathroom at school. The assault, committed by a fellow student, a boy in a skirt, happened at a school in Loudoun County, Virginia. But the story was initially hushed up, possibly to avoid criticism from trans-extremists. Liberal Goldberg spun hard to minimize the…

The corrupt Lincoln Project was forced to own up to a slimy stunt they orchestrated earlier today, in a pathetic effort to sway the Virginia governor’s race. The anti-Trump group, which has been heavily promoted by MSNBC over the years, hired Democrat operatives to pose as “white supremacists” supporting Glenn Youngkin outside a campaign stop in Charlottesville today. 

As a Virginia governor's race heats up around the issues of parental influence in education and Critical Race Theory, the New York Times picked the side of the Democrats and teachers unions, while warning "the tone of school board opponents has become angry and threatening...." The paper also saw "months of frantic Republican alarms, in Virginia and nationwide, about how…

Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe reportedly bought ads promoting what Fox News called a “fake news” website to boost his image on social media. And the broadcast evening news shows censored it.

The liberal hosts of The View and President Biden’s Secretary of Education, Miguel Cardona, teamed up today to lie about Critical Race Theory in public K-12 schools. The whole interview with Cardona was set up as an “us vs. them” conflict, with parents being the antagonists to the Biden administration.

Washington Post “Fact Checker” Glenn Kessler had to be dragged, sort of kicking and screaming, to give Terry McAuliffe “4 Pinocchios” for dramatically exaggerating COVID among children in Virginia. Kessler let McAuliffe publicists talk him out of a check three times before he felt like he was suckered. 

Liberals are still brazenly lying about this. On Friday's PBS NewsHour, panelist Jonathan Capehart insisted "Critical Race Theory is not taught in elementary schools, middle schools, or high schools anywhere in the United States. If it's taught at all, it is taught in law schools." They were closing out a Friday news roundup with talk about the Virginia governor's race, and Capehart…

On Wednesday morning, there was night and day difference in the way MSNBC and Fox News covered the gubernatorial race in Virginia as Morning Joe bolstered Democratic candidate and ex-Governor Terry McAuliffe as he attacked Republican Glenn Youngkin. Joe Scarborough even went so far as to compare the GOP nominee to an "illiberal tyrant" who is using "anti-Semitism" in his campaign.

Former Secretary of State and director of the Hoover Institute at Stanford University Condoleezza Rice appeared on The View Wednesday, where she brought much needed common sense and intelligent analysis to the table on the topic of Critical Race Theory.

On Tuesday, FoxNews.com’s Joseph Wulfsohn reported on Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe storming off in the middle of an interview with a local reporter and telling the journalist: “You should’ve asked better questions.” The sit-down exchange was set to last 20 minutes, but the frustrated Democrat abruptly ended the interview after only 10 minutes.

Folks, the liberal media have hit the panic button over the Virginia gubernatorial election. With the chance Republican Glenn Youngkin could pull off the upset, they’ve gone into overdrive to argue Youngkin’s an insurrectionist who cheered the January 6 riot and whose denunciations of said events were fake. Such were the claims Thursday night on MSNBC’s The ReidOut as host Joy Reid and two…