Last week, the Virginia gubernatorial race was rocked by a fake racial scandal in which operatives, at least three of whom worked for the state’s official Democrat Party, carried tiki torches and pledged their support to Glenn Youngkin.
The Lincoln Project eventually took credit for the actions of these activists, once they were identified. As I stated at that time, they claim total autonomy. Terry McAuliffe’s campaign surrogates ran with the photo immediately despite it originally only being shared by a tiny Twitter account. This means that I strongly suspect they were aware of the situation and coordinated it.
Glenn Youngkin organized a huge final rally last night. As people are heading to the polls this morning in a very tight race, that was his final push.
We are grateful to LOUDOUN COUNTY for coming out in force tonight. We will WIN. Tomorrow, we will stand up together and get this done for our children, for one another, and for Virginia’s future. Vote! #WinWithGlenn pic.twitter.com/Wj2J1nIdag
— Glenn Youngkin (@GlennYoungkin) November 2, 2021
Like clockwork, media found yet another racial hoax with which to operate. A jacket that had a confederate flag on it was worn by someone who walked right up to the media stand. This person ended up in the exact spot where media can get clear photos, despite the fact that they could be placed anywhere else at the rally last night.
The reporter did not bother getting any information about the victim, just as with the tiki torch scam. Amazing, right?
Nov. 1, 2021 – Glenn Youngkin takes the stage here in Loudoun County — the final rally of his campaign… pic.twitter.com/CJLqZUN7lS
— Mike Valerio (@MikevWUSA) November 2, 2021
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — pic.twitter.com/3pdnUHyQtT
— Gary Grumbach (@GaryGrumbach) November 2, 2021
After having had so much eggs thrown at them over the previous racial hoax, it is absurd that media would again do such a thing. But their complete disinterestedness is purposeful. Because the media is filled with left-wing hackers, they want Terry McAuliffe’s victory. They could easily have walked up to the person and inquired if they had been paid and why they stood in front of reporters. The reporters present didn’t want those answers, though. Instead, they sought another uncontextualized picture with which to attack Youngkin.
Further, a close examination presents plenty to be skeptical of here aside from just the person’s positioning. This jacket is brand new. Also, the confederate flag patch looks uneven. It appears to have been put on in haste. The cowboy hats look fresh from the rack. Also, this whole ensemble conceals the identity of the individual. A large jacket, big hat and hair that is teasing out? It’s all just too perfect. If I could bet on this, I’d bet a lot of money that picture is of two paid activists.
We probably won’t find out though, because the reporters were careful to not get any shots of their faces. But if there’s any electoral justice left in this country, none of this will matter. It doesn’t matter if someone wears a Confederate flag to a rally. Do whatever you can to vote if your home is in Virginia.
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