Glenn Youngkin

As part of MSNBC's Election Day 2021 preview on Tuesday, Andrea Mitchell smeared Republican Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin a "textbook case" of a dishonest culture warrior who is pushing fake issues like opposition to Critical Race Theory.

With the Virginia Gubernatorial election at stake, the media have resorted to flat-out lying to boost Democratic candidate Terry McAuliffe’s chances. TV journalists, anchors, and reporters are practically screaming at audiences that critical race theory is not taught anywhere in public schools, especially not in Virginia where it’s become a mobilizing issue for Republican voters. This is a lie…

At a rally last night, Terry McAuliffe said that Youngkin "is doing an event with Donald Trump here in Virginia ... Glenn Youngkin is closing his event with Donald Trump here in Virginia." Surprisingly, on this morning's New Day, CNN reporter Sunlen Serfaty called out McAuliffe's lie: "Democrat Terry McAuliffe not deviate whatsoever from the central part of his campaign strategy, which is to…

In just the past few weeks liberal media elitists like Joy Reid, Jonathan Capehart and Joe Scarborough have attacked Republicans for playing up “white grievance” on Critical Race Theory to “whip up” “working-class white men” to get “back into power.” All so they could stand “in the doorway” like “George Wallace” to deny “voting rights for all Americans.”  The following are the worst takes from…

The gubernatorial race in Virginia was understood to be a preview of the 2022 midterms, and/or a referendum on the Biden administration and other liberal policies. But on Monday, the eve of Election Day, ABC's World News Tonight, CBS Evening News, and NBC Nightly News seemed to hint that they had little to no confidence in Democrat Terry McAuliffe’s ability to beat…

Appearing Monday afternoon on MSNBC, longtime University of Virginia professor Larry Sabato reminded viewers of the depths in which his brain has been broken as he relayed that a victory for Virginia Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin over former Governor Terry McAuliffe (D) would be thanks to his use of lies and white power to galvanize a “white backlash” against Democrats…

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 fornicating the…

Perhaps alarmed by multiple polls showing Republican Glenn Youngkin surging ahead in the Virginia gubernatorial race, CBS and ABC on Monday spewed false statements and offered a snide dismissal of his rise. On CBS Mornings, co-host Nate Burleson misled: “One key issue for Youngkin, opposition to the teaching of Critical Race Theory in schools. The curriculum is not taught in Virginia…

Twitter was criticized after it failed to remove tweets suggesting that Glenn Youngkin, the GOP nominee for Virginia Governor, had white supremacists at a rally.

On Sunday, CBS’s Face the Nation waited until the very end of the program to address at the Virginia gubernatorial race where Republican nominee Glenn Youngkin looked as though he could pull off an upset against Democrat Terry McAuliffe. And while they ignored the many education-linked controversies that were occurring simultaneously in the commonwealth, and blamed Youngkin’s rise on…

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…

Chris Cuomo agreed with the Lincoln Project's Stuart Stevens that the group's Friday anti-Glenn Youngkin hoax raised "legitimate" questions about Youngkin's character and not that the group had to fabricate evidence in an attempt to prove that point.

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.