Not long ago Governor Northam said it was time for the old (White) guard in Richmond to stand aside for the next generation to take over the Democrat party. It also wasn’t long ago when Terry McAuliffe said Governor Northam should step down from the Governorship when a picture of Ralph Northam surfaced with him wearing a KKK robe and hood. When the scandal surfaced “McAuliffe called Northam’s actions ‘racist, unacceptable & inexcusable”.

So it was something of a surprise when “two “newly minted woke” old white guys make a deal to cling to power for ANOTHER 4YRS – pushing a new generation of Dem leaders aside.” Northam endorsed McAuliffe for Governor and McAuliffe accepted his endorsement.

Proof Northam was not the one in blackface.

Virginia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Terry McAuliffe received another six-figure donation from a billionaire associate of disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein who owns a private plane nicknamed the "Fuck Jet."

Ron Burkle, a billionaire investor, donated $100,000 to McAuliffe’s campaign in September — his latest donation in support of the former governor’s electoral bid, according to Virginia campaign financial records reviewed by Fox News.

Burkle, who made his billions in the supermarket game and rose to prominence after former President Clinton joined his financial firm Yucaipa, previously gave McAuliffe another $100,000 at the end of last year as the Virginia gubernatorial contest ramped up.

The billionaire supporting McAuliffe’s campaign is also a reported associate of both Epstein and former President Clinton, having been named in the convicted sex criminal’s infamous "black book" as well as Epstein’s private jet travel log.

Additionally, it has also been reported that his custom-outfitted Boeing 757 with a bed chamber is known amongst his aides as the "Fuck Jet" and has taken both Burkle and Clinton around the world. In a Los Angeles Times interview in 2016, Burkle downplayed reports about women coming onto his private plate, saying he was "very shy with girls" and that it "takes me about a year to tell a girl I like her."

How surprising that another pervert is tied to a Democrat candidate. Epstein supported Clinton. Ed Buck supported Hillary while he was killing black men after having sex with them. Justin Fairfax raped multiple women. God knows what this reprobate Terry McAuliffe has done. I shudder to think.

Dont forget Cuomo and Weiner, democrats would love for their children to be molested by their Democrat leaders. You can tell by the Democrat postings on here,
They are all about perverts and pedophiles and will protect them to the end.

Washington Post hits McAuliffe with four Pinocchios for 'wildly' inflating Virginia's coronavirus numbers

Virginia gubernatorial candidate has repeatedly given wrong information about number of children hospitalized with coronavirus

Democratic Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe's repeated false statements about the number of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations in the state came to a head Tuesday as The Washington Post awarded him its worst possible falsehood rating of four Pinocchios.

"The pandemic will continue to be a serious policy challenge for the next Virginia governor but there’s no reason for McAuliffe to hype the numbers. He earns Four Pinocchios," wrote The Post's resident fact-checker, Glenn Kessler after outlining each instance McAuliffe repeated the false figures. "He offers wildly inflated figures for child hospitalizations, suggesting again that these were daily figures and claiming twice that these many children were in ICUs. Instead, he appears to be citing a figure for all of the children hospitalized with covid-19 in Virginia over the past 19 months — which is still inflated."

Kessler wrote that The Post first became interested in McAuliffe's numbers on Sep. 28 when he claimed, during the gubernatorial debate against Republican businessman Glenn Youngkin, that there were 8,000 new coronavirus cases in Virginia the previous day. He then repeated the claim the following day, and again on Oct. 7. during a radio interview.

"When we checked the records, you had to go back to January to find a single day when a combination of confirmed and probable cases in Virginia got close to 8,000. On Sept. 27, there were fewer than 2,000 confirmed cases," he wrote, before adding that the McAuliffe campaign claimed he was speaking about combined weekend numbers between Friday morning and Monday morning and that he misspoke when he also said there were more than 1,100 children in intensive care unit beds at the time.

McAuliffe wasn't even close, as the Post noted that for the week ending on Oct. 2, the "number of children in hospitals, not necessarily in intensive care, was just 35."

A Democrat just suggested voter fraud -- and no one called him on it

(CNN)At a rally over the weekend, former Virginia Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe did something his party has repeatedly bashed Donald Trump and Republicans for doing: He suggested a past election had been unfairly decided because of ballot shenanigans.

With 2018 Georgia gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams by his side, McAuliffe said this:
"She would be the governor of Georgia today had the governor of Georgia not disenfranchised 1.4 million Georgia voters before the election. That's what happened to Stacey Abrams. They took the votes away."

Which is not, in fact, what happened.

As Charles S. Bullock III, political science professor at the University of Georgia, told The Washington Post's Fact Checker in 2019: "Abrams was very effective in mobilizing her supporters, but in the end — perhaps due to a narrowing of the enthusiasm gap following the [Brett] Kavanaugh hearings — lots of Republicans also turned out. The [voter fraud] claim is not based on fact but will continue to be articulated by Abrams since it helps mobilize her supporters."

The Washington Post editorial board condemned McAuliffe for pushing "unprovable allegations that will contribute to the corrosion of trust" and noted that: "There is no way to know whether Ms. Abrams would have won if Georgia's registration laws and practices had been different."

Got proof of election fraud? Let's see it. If not, shelve the rhetoric.

A tale of two campaigns

McAuliffe rally Danville, VA - 1:24 PM · Oct 27, 2021 - 27 people

McAuliffe rally University of Lynchburg, VA - 3:41 PM · Oct 27, 2021 - 59 people

Youngkin rally Danville, VA - 8:28 PM · Oct 26, 2021 - 250+ people

Youngkin rally Roanoke, VA - 12:49 PM · Oct 27, 2021 - 350+ people

This Checks Out!

Glenn Youngkin the next Governor of Virginia

McAuliffe rally in Norfolk, VA - October 30 - about 40 people

Youngkin rally in Alexandra, VA - October 30 - Over 400 people

McAuliffe's rally in Norfolk was sponsored by a local union and all they could get was 40 fucking people. That is fucking funny.

Let's GO BRANDON!!!!!

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Virginia bids farewell to the Klansman and welcomes Glenn Youngkin to be sworn in as the 74th Governor today

Youngkin’s “Day One Game Plan” is packed with dozens of campaign promises, including expanding charter schools, firing the parole board, slashing taxes and cutting back on business regulations.

Asked in an interview Friday, when Virginians can expect him to follow through on executive actions banning critical race theory in schools and ending a statewide school mask mandate, Youngkin said, “The first business day for me is tomorrow and so we are going to work tomorrow and you are going to see a lot of movement get started.”

The Virginia National Guard will play a central role in the festivities, including marshaling the inaugural parade, playing ceremonial music, firing a 19-gun artillery salute with blank ammunition and conducting a flyover with F-22 fighter jets.

Tyranny is Over and a New Day of Hope Awaits Virginia