The Federalist

Further investigation by a nonprofit law firm revealed evidence indicating 334 individuals in Michigan had registered to vote after their deaths.

BernardGoldberg.com

Bill O’Reilly: There’s speculation that the bogus Russian Collusion story was concocted and financed by Hillary Clinton’s campaign. If true, that would be one of the most corrupt political actions in American history. Mrs. Clinton will, of course, deny any knowledge of criminality.  And she is entitled to the presumption of innocence that Donald Trump did not receive. 

National Review

And they have good reason to be upset.

Townhall

Kurt Schlichter: Once you start heading east over the interstate 405, real life comes and bites you hard, and the farther east you go, the harder it bites. The roads are trash – gee, I sure expect the infrastructure bill will totally make them nice again – and the schools are cesspits of violence and commie indoctrination, but the peasants just need to accept their lot in life and not complain. Their bitching would ruin our wine tasting.

Big League Politics

Multiple witnesses attested to seeing Democrat oligarch Nancy Pelosi in South Florida or traveling to the state over the weekend, with some indicating that the Speaker of the House is house-hunting in the GOP-governed state in the advance of her potential retirement. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene indicated she saw Pelosi on a flight to the state over the weekend.

Spectator World

Even if the Trump name comes off the signage and a new buyer takes over, the unique hotel he created out of a decaying government building may prove to be the only one of Donald Trump’s ambitious undertakings that endures as a local monument to the man most Washingtonians still love to hate.

American Greatness

This victory does not belong to Glenn Youngkin. It belongs to President Donald Trump and the citizens of Virginia who brought a culture war raising more awareness of the nation’s peril than any other election in recent memory.

Washington Examiner

Of the many lessons from Tuesday's election results, one is this: The GOP can do well without former President Donald Trump. He may have propelled the party to victory in 2016, but last year was a disaster. More and more, it appears as if his 2016 victory was a one-off. Republicans should look at it that way.

NY Post

Rich Lowry: Worried that he’s not getting enough credit for Virginia, Trump said afterwards that there’s no way Youngkin would have won without MAGA voters. True enough. Youngkin needed to get them out and did, without Trump campaigning for him and barely mentioning his name. Therein lies a tale.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: Donald Trump broke the Democrats in 2016. Their midterm gains in 2018 and whatever the heck happened last year didn’t fix them even a little bit. They’ve been teetering on the edge of a steep cliff, just waiting for a little push. Virginia seems to have given them that nudge.

Pat Buchanan

The message to the Democratic Party Virginia sent was this: “You can indulge the crazies in your party, but if the American people come to believe you share their ideas and intend to implement them, we are going to relieve you of control of Congress in 2022 and of the White House in 2024. Rely upon it.”

Newsmax

Dick Morris: The enduring lesson here is not that McAuliffe could have been planning to sue — that seems to go with the territory these days. The lesson is that the it seems evident TV networks, CNN, and Fox News were in bed with McAuliffe on his plans and withheld declaring a winner to keep the Democrats’ option open.

Washington Free Beacon

The media's refusal to acknowledge the achievements of black and brown Republicans on Election Day comes roughly six months after Sen. Tim Scott (R., S.C.), the first black politician since Reconstruction to represent a southern state in the Senate, was boorishly vilified for criticizing President Joe Biden.

American Spectator

With the super base at Bagram, we and our NATO allies, who had a large number of troops serving with us, could have stayed in Afghanistan indefinitely at relatively little cost…We and Europe would not be trying to absorb huge numbers of refugees.