Ep. 70: You Lose, Radicals
November 4, 2021
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Episode 70 · November 4, 2021
Ep. 70: You Lose, Radicals
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Ep. 70: You Lose, Radicals
Summary
As Garland calls concerned parents domestic terrorists, Virginia implements transgender bathrooms, and Loudoun County covers up a rape, parents WIN! Last night, a massive red wave crashed over the commonwealth of Virginia and Republicans swept all three state-wide elections, freeing themselves from Critical Race Theory and radical leftist ideology. Why did Glenn Youngkin take such a significant victory over McAullife? Liz breaks down the most important parts of what seems to be a pretty clear template for winning. But not too fast—there’s still a lot of work to do before the next election, starting with shutting down Democrats’ super shady electioneering tactics. Looking @ you, Fairfax County. And of course, we can’t talk about Virginia without talking about MSNBC’s hilarious pity party. This is The Liz Wheeler Show.
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