Virginia

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…

Univisión se vuelca en defensa de los derechos de los transexuales y el uso de sustantivos no binarios tales como el (ampliamente rechazado) Latinx para los latinos continentales, como parte de su agenda LGBTQ. Sin embargo Univisión se mordió la lengua, cuando salió la noticia de cómo la Junta Escolar del Condado Loudoun de Virginia encubrió dos alegados ataques sexuales perpetrados…

CNN’s so desperate to defend Democrats they will even claim a cringeworthy statement made by a Dem during a debate must’ve been “edited” or taken “out of context!” On Inside Politics this afternoon, host King and CNN analyst Margaret Talev of Axios talked about the Virginia governor’s race coming up this November between Democrat Terry McAuliffe and Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin…

A brief but fiery exchange happened between Virginia’s Democrat candidate for governor and CNN host Erin Burnett, Wednesday night. The interview started off just like any other CNN interview, with the journalist behaving as if she was recording a campaign ad for the Democrat with weak, softball questions.

The Virginia gubernatorial candidates engage in their second debate tonight on WRC, the local NBC station in Washington. The moderator is Chuck Todd. That’s an interesting choice, since Chuck’s wife Kristian Denny has been active in advising and donating to Democratic candidates in Virginia, not to mention millions of dollars from two Bernie Sanders presidential campaigns.

Four school board meetings, collectively from Connecticut, Illinois and Washington, were removed from YouTube within an eight-day period last month for violating the platform’s “COVID-19 medical misinformation policy.” Big Tech’s censorship of local government meetings and public officials, whether restored following criticism or not, is a slippery slope that keeps getting steeper.

In Thursday's Washington Times, reporter Mica Soellner wrote a story on former Gov. Douglas Wilder calling out Terry McAuliffe, another former governor who's running for another term. The headline was "Wilder accuses McAuliffe of flip-flopping on blackface scandals."…

Congress has remained locked in a stalemate over how to tackle Big Tech tyranny. Meanwhile, state governments have stepped up and decided to take matters into their own hands where the federal government has failed. The partisan gridlock in Congress grew more apparent as Republicans and Democrats clashed with Big Tech executives —  and with each other —  in a March 25 hearing. Twenty-eight…

Virginia is one of two states with a governor's race in 2021, and the Associated Press is already off to the races in seeing doom and gloom for the Republican Party. AP chief political writer Steve Peoples and his colleague Sarah Rankin foresee internal and bitter war (which makes Democrats giddy…

When it comes to debating the removal of  statues of Confederate generals, it’s clear Associated Press thinks one side doesn’t have “very fine people” on it. AP reporter Sarah Rankin explained the legal tussles over the (now-vandalized) Robert E. Lee statue on Richmond’s Monument Avenue, and only one side was quoted.