Desperate Dems accused of racist smear campaign in Virginia

 Washington Examiner:

Dirty trick? McAuliffe campaign passes off tiki torch holders as genuine Youngkin supporters

This looks like more politics of fraud by Democrats.  While the Democrats' campaign denies being behind the smear, other reports describe several of the participants as Democrat activists.

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In what appeared to be a coordinated hit, media figures and members of the Terry McAuliffe campaign immediately spread the picture as proof that white supremacists support the Youngkin campaign. Yet, it was obvious the picture presented the opposite.

As I noted, you could zoom in and see that one of the men was black, which would be odd if these were actually white supremacists. Another appeared to be a woman. The entire ordeal was too perfect, as well. The “reporter” who spread the picture claims to have heard them say: “We are all in for Glenn.” Within minutes, McAuliffe’s spokeswoman was on social media saying the picture disqualified Youngkin from the race.
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The evidence does not support McAuliffe's campaign description.  It gives the impression it was a desperate contrived hit job.  I would not put it past the party that pushed the Russian collusion hoax for years.

See, also:

New WaPo Poll Shows Education Voters Telling McAuliffe to ‘Kiss My Grits’ in Staggering Numbers

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