Tucker looks at the gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia. Highlights include:
“Tonight, two governor’s races in solidly democratic states on the eastern seaboard may give us a preview of what could be a tsunami to come.”
“In the Commonwealth of Virginia … that is the most consequential election of the year.”
“Terry McAuliffe was once the governor of the state. He ran and won eight years ago as a moderate, a pro-business democrat, a deal maker who didn’t have time for ideology and he won big.”
“Now he’s back after four years. McAuliffe wants to run Virginia again, but this time he is a new man.”
“Like so many in his social class, Terry McAuliffe has ‘gone woke.’ He’s an apostle for Bidenism, equity, diversity in the race-based politics of everything.”
“The state was a racist hellhole. And then, thank heaven, Terry McAuliffe, Bill Clinton’s sketchy, nearly indicted hatchet man from upstate New York, arrived and liberated the place.”
“Terry McAuliffe is Virginia’s Abe Lincoln. That’s what they’re telling you. It’s hilarious.”
“White backlash, white resistance, white white white white white! Meaning evil, cruel, and bigoted.”
“That’s the case all of them, including their little ‘experts’ are making for Terry McAuliffe. They’re telling you the other guy is a racist. Now, they’re saying that because during election season, that usually works for democrats, but what’s interesting is that in this case it is not working.”
“Over the past few weeks, Glen Youngkin has made a powerful and moving case for the America that most people still want: a colorblind meritocracy where all of us are judged for who we are as people, as individuals under God and not for how we look as a member of some group.”
“That vision could get Glen Youngkin elected governor, we expected to find out tonight, and now these ‘hiccups’ with the count in Fairfax County.”
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