Townhall

Emmett Tyrrell: I was shot last week. No, I was not shot by any of the roving bands of white supremacists who, I am told by the media, ply their hate so freely here in Northern Virginia. I was actually shot by a very nice lady armed with a vial of vaccine to prevent my getting of the dread plague. It was my third shot, my booster shot, and it was the most unpleasant of the three shots.

The Federalist

The school paid a critical race theory activist close to $266 per minute—in total, $20,000—to lecture on systemic racism over Zoom.

VDare

Michelle Malkin: Brittney Cooper certainly takes the cake for the nation's worst tenured radical (at least for this week, until the next academic nutjob erupts). Armed with a B.A. from Howard University and a doctorate in American Studies from Emory University, the Rutgers women's studies and Africana studies professor made headlines this week after her unrepentant hatred of white people went viral. 

Clash Daily

If this is any indication of what the Dems have coming in next year’s midterms, they’re in deep yogurt.

NY Post

Pity your liberal co-workers today, rocking themselves calm in the corner after one of their safe spaces was taken away. Yes, Republican Glenn Youngkin has defeated Terry McAuliffe for governor of Virginia, the latest blow to a terrible presidency.

Daily Signal

On the eve of the election, The Daily Signal attended a Parents Matter rally in Loudoun County packed full of invigorated families. Parents tell us they voted for Youngkin because he will fight for families, for education, and for parents’ rights. (video)

FrontPage

Youngkin’s victory in the gubernatorial race slew one of the last giants of Clintonworld. But it’s not just one victory: it’s a movement against the wokeness of the Left.

PJ Media

Stephen Kruiser: To the surprise of absolutely no one who’s been paying attention to the execrable members of the mainstream media, their response to this momentous occasion was to say that the Republicans won because of racism. They’re not only evil, but they’re also lazy too.

Gateway Pundit

No one seems to be questioning the votes in Virginia but they should be. There are multiple reasons why the Virginia results in the 2020 Presidential election should be investigated.

The Federalist

The decision to overrule liberal consultants and sign a pledge against critical race theory was the first indication of change — and saw Glenn Youngkin beat out the favorite for the nomination.

Washington Examiner

It’s a big fall from the 1990s, when Bill Clinton held the White House. It's a big fall from 2008, when a significant portion of the Democratic Party and its base believed then-Sen. Hillary Clinton was the natural choice for the presidential nomination, and from 2016, when the Democratic Party tipped the scales decisively in Hillary Clinton’s favor.

NewsBusters

ABC, CBS and NBC buried the race and, over five months, only ONCE even uttered the name Ciattarelli on their morning or evening newscasts.  Ciattarelli won the Republican nomination on June 8, 2021, and the total coverage over the next 153 days (before Tuesday night), is a scant 50 seconds. (Thirty nine seconds on CBS and 11 on ABC.) 

Wall Street Journal

Virginia’s contest was a test of whether Americans like being called racists.

Fox News

If Joe Biden was a strong leader, he could retake control of his party and pivot toward the center.

RedState

We’ve long suspected education was the way to woo black voters to vote more for Republicans, and the public education system has certainly given Republicans the ammo to do so over the last two years. School shutdowns, mask mandates, and even Critical Race Theory have had a major impact on the public’s perception on state-run education.