If Virginia were a true swing state, Terry McAuliffe would be dead in the water. According to a CBS News poll, Republican Glenn Youngkin is leading on key issues and with the right groups. Moreover, President Biden’s sagging approval rating is a drag on Democrats nationwide. While this hasn’t doomed McAuliffe in a blue-leaning state, […]
The League for Sportsmen, Law Enforcement and Defense have officially endorsed Glenn Youngkin, Jason Miyares and Winsome Sears. The League’s endorsement follows a campaign event the group hosted for Youngkin’s gubernatorial campaign. While Youngkin hopes to capture the governor’s mansion, Miyaries is running for attorney general and Sears for lieutenant governor. That Virginia’s statewide races remain […]
The Fairfax Board of Supervisors has a last-minute request for a voting rule change for Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D). With early voting for the Nov. 2 general election underway, the governing body for Fairfax County wants Northam to waive the witness signature requirement for absentee ballots. Democrats hold nine out of the board’s ten […]
Terry McAuliffe didn’t hide how he felt when lecturing an African American news anchor over concerns about critical race theory. In an appearance on Hampton Roads’ WAVY-TV, the Democratic candidate for governor bristled when anchor Anita Blanton pressed him to define critical race theory. WATCH: When asked how he defines the racist Critical Race Theory, […]
Democrats have a big problem with Latino voters. Despite coming up short in the 2020 presidential election, counties in South Texas and those making up the Miami metro area witnessed the biggest shift in vote share to President Trump. Trump even became the first Republican to win Zapata County, on the winding Rio Grande, since […]
FOX News: McAuliffe +4 after a terrible, no-good week.
The UVA Center for Politics has an alarming new study showing precisely how far we have gone down the rabbit hole. Can we climb out?
Fairfax County parents are expressing their anger as the US DOJ brands them domestic terrorists.
Mimetic warfare is typically reserved for overseas actors, or in McAuliffe’s case to split and divide his opposition in a last ditch attempt to rescue a failing campaign.
Clever on both sides, to be sure. Which one is more representative of the values of a community of interest over time? Who knows…
