Yay! My Side Won Virginia!

We defeated the Wokesters, the Child Indoctrinators, the Child Groomers, the Pedopheliacs/The Child Porn Literature pushers, The Child Sexualizers, the Racialists, the Virginia Mask Mandaters, The Virginia Vaccine Mandaters!

My Side Turned Virginia RED!



THANK YOU, CHRISTOPHER RUFO! THANK YOU LOUDOUN COUNTY PARENTS!

Virginia elected a British loyalist as governor

Yes, he's a Millionaire, Businessman, etc. But McAuliffe is a slimy Establishment Deep State Politician, etc. much worse.

Don't let the Perfect be the enemy of the Good!

Because -

McAuliffe Got $100,000 Donation From Jeffrey Epstein Associate Who Owns Plane Called The ‘F**k Jet’

VIDEO: Documentary Exposing Terry McAuliffe’s Failed Electric Car Company, Ties To China Resurfaced

McAuliffe promised good, factory jobs to a small Mississippi town. Instead, he sent the jobs to China.

MELTDOWN: Terry McAuliffe Yells ‘Have You Been Vaccinated Yet,’ ‘You’re Dangerous’ In Response To Tough Questions
"You should have a mask on!" McAuliffe shrills at the camera

Dark Money Dems Use Fake Newspaper To Influence Virginia Election
David Brock uses liberal media outlet to target voters, skirting campaign finance law

VIRGINIA: Terry McAuliffe Defends Graphic Gay Sex Scenes In Public School, Promises To Lock Parents Out Of Education Process

Dominion Energy this year pumped $200,000 into a secretive political action committee that helped McAuliffe by attacking Youngkin from the right in digital ads in an attempt to depress Youngkin's support in rural areas.


As Governor, Terry McAuliffe says he will make sure that parents can't "make their own decisions" about their own children

ANALYSIS: Governor-Elect Youngkin Promised to End Lockdowns, Stop Vax Mandates, Strip Anti-White CRT from Education

Democratic nominee Terry McAuliffe over has ties to Dominion Energy, which has earned hundreds of millions above a fair profit in part because of 2015 legislation McAuliffe signed while he was governor.

Registered Foreign Agent Gave $200K to McAuliffe Campaign

Digital marketing firm Terakeet took over $1 million from UAE to rehabilitate country's image

Watchdog Hits McAuliffe With Campaign Finance Complaint Over Foreign Money

McAuliffe took $350,000 donation from a foreign-owned company linked to an overseas money laundering probe

McAuliffe’s Parole Board Freed Career Criminal Who Later Robbed Family at Knifepoint
McAuliffe: Not 'bothered' by the possibility of a parolee committing a crime while out of prison

FACT CHECK: McAuliffe Spreads COVID Misinformation at Candidate Forum

Terry McAuliffe incorrectly stated at an event that there were 1,142 children in Virginia's intensive care unit beds, a gross overestimation of the virus's current impact in the state.

"We in Virginia today, 1,142 children are in ICU beds," McAuliffe stated during a roundtable discussion with local reporters. The statistic is a massive overestimation. Virginia Department of Health statistics show that there are a total of 443 people of all ages currently in ICU beds, a fraction of the figure McAuliffe put forth for children.

WaPo Gives McAuliffe ‘Four Pinocchios’ for False Ad Linking Youngkin to Predatory Dentists

Terry McAuliffe Campaign Took $350K From US-Based Company Owned by British National

Donation could run afoul of federal law that prohibits taking money from foreign nationals

Soros Gives McAuliffe Campaign $250k

Liberal megadonor backs McAuliffe just months after spending $1 million to defund police

Terry McAuliffe Flip-Flops on Qualified Immunity

McAuliffe Appointed Prominent Anti-Vaxxers To State Boards

Claire and Al Dwoskin scored top appointments after donating $50K to campaign

Turkey Paid McAuliffe’s Firm To Lobby US Against Recognition of Armenian Genocide

Dem candidate's lobbying shop collected $1.3 million from Turkish government

Terry McAuliffe Championed Stolen Election Conspiracy Theory for Years

Flashback: 'They stole the last presidential election'

Terry McAuliffe Fundraises For Self-Described Democratic Socialist

Terry McAuliffe Fundraises for Virginia Dem Who Served Time for Underage Sex

McAuliffe takes 'politically expedient route after calling on Dem to resign

Virginia’s First Black Governor Slams McAuliffe for Marginalizing Black Candidates

Douglas Wilder says fellow Democrat also dismissed blackface scandals

McAuliffe Takes Thousands from Teachers’ Union as Leader Defends 1619 Project

Dem ally Randi Weingarten has pledged to get controversial curriculum 'directly to educators'

McAuliffe Announces Support of Medicare for All

Former DNC Chair: Time to take Obamacare to the next level

McAuliffe: Kavanaugh ‘Will Threaten the Lives of Millions of Americans for Decades’

The former Virginia governor is one of many on the left who worry Trump's 'detrimental' choice puts the country in 'danger'

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Jennifer
Yes, he's a Millionaire, Businessman, etc. But McAuliffe is a slimy Establishment Deep State Politician, etc. much worse.

Don't let the Perfect be the enemy of the Good!

Why is it that people always have to choose between two lizards?

lol. Yeah, I know. But if he gets rid of the mandates and masks and CRT, kiddy porn in schools, gets school choice, etc., that'll be something.

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Jennifer
Yes, he's a Millionaire, Businessman, etc. But McAuliffe is a slimy Establishment Deep State Politician, etc. much worse.

By the way, McAuliffe is best known as Clinton's Bagman ...

Desperate Virginia Democrats Turn To Clinton Bagman Terry McAuliffe As Scandals Wipe Out Their Party Leadership

Politico reports that former governor and longtime Clinton bagman Terry McAuliffe’s name is now being tossed around by party leaders as a candidate for the 2021 gubernatorial race, while embattled Democrat Governor Ralph Northam continues to refuse to resign following revelations of his disturbing history of racism. With Virginia’s Democrat lieutenant governor and attorney general also facing scandals of their own, Democrats in the Commonwealth are now forced to turn to McAuliffe.

The fact that Virginia Democrats are turning to McAuliffe as a less scandalous option shows just how far the party has fallen. Notorious for insider dealing and cronyism, McAuliffe was investigated by the FBI in 2016 for questionable campaign donations and was a member of the board of the infamous Clinton Foundation. McAuliffe’s long history with the Clintons has raised ethical questions going back to the 1990s that he has never given real answers for, and he was dogged by issues involving his personal conduct – including bragging about leaving his crying wife and child to attend a Democratic Party fundraiser – during his 2013 campaign, which he won by just two points.

“It’s pretty telling that Democrats are so devoid of leadership after Governor Northam, Lieutenant Governor Fairfax and Attorney General Herring disgraced the Commonwealth that they are turning to Terry McAuliffe, who had zero accomplishments as Governor and is best known for being a Clinton insider, as their best hope for 2021,” said RGA Executive Director Dave Rexrode. “Virginia is in dire need of a governor who will restore the public trust, and Terry McAuliffe is just about the last person on earth able to do that.”

Better News for a Change! will be when Trump reclaims the White House a few years from now. We will have Ivanka and Jared leading again at Foreign Policies.

Five Unnerving Stories About Terry McAuliffe

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McAuliffe Was A Bag Man for the Clinton Money Machine

As the co-chairman of President Bill Clinton’s 1996 reelection campaign, McAuliffe was involved in several fundraising scandals that led even the Democrat-friendly New York Times to chastise him as “a walking symbol of the wretched excess of the Clinton years.” McAuliffe was reportedly involved in a scheme to allow “major financial supporters be treated to time with President Clinton at breakfasts, lunches, coffees, morning jogs, or golf”—including so-called “overnights” in the Lincoln Bedroom. Some Democrats were appalled by the sale of access to the White House for fundraising purposes. Republican Chairman Dan Burton of the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight said the arrangement amounted to selling “access to places like the Lincoln bedroom for political contributions.” In total, Clinton’s team hosted more than 100 “coffees” and 49 “overnights” at the White House, which together raised more than $30 million for Clinton’s reelection efforts.

McAuliffe Helped Chinese Nationals Acquire U.S. Visas in Return for Investments in his Company

Following his unsuccessful first bid for the Governor’s Mansion in 2009, McAuliffe founded GreenTech, an electric car manufacturer through which he would use his political connections to solicit investments from the United States federal government, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and Chinese nationals. GreenTech, along with Gulf Coast Funds Management (led by Hillary Clinton’s late brother Anthony Rodham), drew in $7.5 million in investments, which in turn allowed Chinese nationals to secure U.S. visas—a ploy derided as a “visas-for-sale scheme” with potentially grave “national security implications.” McAuliffe and Rodham went on to lobby then-Secretary of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano to grant visas to Chinese investors who met the EB-5 threshold of $500,000. A 30-minute film detailing the scandal was released by Citizens United.

McAuliffe Was Investigated by the FBI for Possible Illegal Campaign Contributions & Donated Nearly $500,000 to Disgraced Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe’s Wife’s Campaign At a Time When McCabe was Investigating McAuliffe Political Patron Hillary Clinton

In 2016, the FBI opened an investigation into whether then-Governor McAuliffe accepted illegal campaign contributions from American companies owned by Wang Wenliang, a Chinese billionaire and politician. Though McAuliffe at first denied ever meeting Wenliang, he later conceded that they had in fact crossed paths: “They say he may have come to the inaugural, not sure. We may have had him over for a cup of coffee with the Secretary of Agriculture,” he said. Wenliang attended a 2013 fundraiser for the Clinton Foundation, for which McAuliffe at one point served on the board of directors, and later donated $2 million to the organization.

Also in 2016, as reported by the Wall Street Journal, McAuliffe’s PAC “gave nearly $500,000 to the election campaign of” Democrat Jill McCabe, a former candidate for the Virginia state senate and husband of then-FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, “who later helped oversee the investigation into Mrs. Clinton’s email use.” This appearance of impropriety led the Justice Department to investigate whether McCabe should have recused himself from the Clinton email server investigation.

McAuliffe Used Insider Connections to Cash Out His Shares of a Company Before It Crashed

When Global Crossing’s stock peaked in 1999—two years after McAuliffe had invested $100,000 in the fiber-optic company—he immediately sold his shares and walked away with an $8 million profit. As PolitiFact put it, “McAuliffe made a fantastic profit through an insider deal that allowed him to buy Global Crossing stock before it was offered to the public.” In 2002, however, the group’s stock plummeted and the company went into bankruptcy, causing more than 3,000 employees to lose their jobs. In a 2013 ad, one former Global Crossing employee said she “lost all [her] severance, lost all the money in [her] 401k,” while another said she “got walked out” and that her “career was over.”

This pattern of unseemly business dealings continued with McAuliffe’s involvement with Telergy, a Syracuse-based company he joined in 1999 as a member of its Board of Directors. According to The Roanoke Times, “[at] McAuliffe’s urging, Global Crossing invested $40 million in Telergy,” for which the firm later paid McAuliffe “$1.2 million for his help in raising money for the company.” Yet, two years later, just weeks after McAuliffe had resigned from the board, Telergy “was forced to lay off 150 employees without giving them any severance pay.” Months later, Telergy was bankrupt.

McAuliffe Left His Wife Behind on the Day of His Child’s Birth—Twice

According to McAuliffe’s 2008 memoir, he left his wife in the hospital as she was giving birth to their daughter Sarah to attend a party thrown by the Washington Post – a move that raises questions among Republicans, Democrats, and feminists. If that decision wasn’t troubling enough, McAuliffe also admitted to leaving his wife and newborn son Justin in the car so he could stop into a fundraising dinner for “maybe fifteen minutes.” “I felt bad for Dorothy,” he wrote, “but it was a million bucks for the Democratic Party.”

By now, many Virginians likely know better than to lend their support to a candidate who has openly established himself as a self-serving and unprincipled political operator who will do or say anything to achieve or maintain political power. Terry McAuliffe’s career is embodied by ‘the swamp’—a truth that is becoming clearer and clearer as his campaign and his image continue to falter.

Why is it that people always have to choose between two lizards?

Youngkin is a member of the CFR.

Yes, but compared to McAwful...

Yup, he already disappointed us on the vaccine mandates

'Sickening Betrayal': Youngkin's Position on Vaccine Mandates in Virginia Enrages Conservatives

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Virginia Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin is setting himself apart from other Republican governors who have taken a hardline stance against vaccine mandates in their states. Instead, Youngkin, who is against vaccine mandates at the state level, said he will not block local governments from pushing their own Covid-19 health precautions, including vaccine mandates.

“Localities are going to have to make decisions the way the law works and that is going to be up to individual decisions but, again, from the governor’s office, you won’t see mandates from me,” Youngkin said in a recent interview, according to local media.

While it’s a reversal of outgoing Gov. Ralph Northam's position, who implemented a vaccine-or-test mandate for state employees, it does not go as far as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott or Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, both of whom have issued executive orders barring local governments from being able to issue vaccine requirements.

Youngkin has been supportive of Covid-19 vaccines, noting during a September debate that he is vaccinated and his family is as well.

“It’s the best way for people to keep themselves safe,” he argued. “And I, in fact, have asked everyone in Virginia to please get the vaccine. But I don't think we should mandate it.”

President Biden once said that too.

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Jennifer
Yup, he already disappointed us on the vaccine mandates

Are you surprised, Jennifer? His background shows this kind of leadership is to be expected from a Deep State Rat that he is.