Sam Seder
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Virginia GOP Uses Pro-Censorship Mom In Anti-CRT Ad
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October 26, 2021
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8:33Now PlayingGlenn Youngkin, Virginia's Republican gubernatorial candidate, has a new ad attacking his opponent, Democrat Terry McAuliffe, and stars a mom who, in 2013, wanted to remove Toni Morrison's "Beloved" from schools because it gave her teen son nightmares.
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Emma Vigeland: In Virginia, specifically, the race has tightened a bit for the governorship between the Republican candidate Glenn Youngkin and Terry McAuliffe. Now, Youngkin is uh leaning into a lot of what we've seen the republican party do nationally which is your kids are being indoctrinated they're being masked in silence and being indoctrinated and you can use that as a proxy for your own anxiety. Youngkin has chosen to dig up this voter, i believe she's in Fairfax, Virginia, for an ad to kind of cash in on this critical race theory stuff. Let's hear what she has to say and then i'll tell you what she's actually referring to.
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