Virginia Is Ground Zero For The Left’s Playbook
I spent the weekend in Virginia’s rolling hills, hiking the sweeping trails of Shenandoah and sipping wine at vineyards overlooking the Blue Ridge. Too bad this beautiful commonwealth is run by tyrannical fascists bent on subverting democra
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I spent the weekend in Virginia’s rolling hills, hiking the sweeping trails of Shenandoah and sipping wine at vineyards overlooking the Blue Ridge. Too bad this beautiful commonwealth is run by tyrannical fascists bent on subverting democracy as we know it.
On Sunday, DataRepublican on X published some pretty terrifying findings about the upcoming elections ...
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