From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Gettie.

The Armstrong and Gettie show.

Virginia was the big one.

The Terrier McCallough was the governor.

Should have been an easy race lost to Glen Youngkin.

If you have nobody, Glen Youngkin, it sounds like they're scotch you buy at Costco.

Glen Youngkin?

That's what happened.

It was a big issue with critical race theory being taught in the schools.

I think Democrats should study critical race theory, which is the theory that it's critical to win races.

Wow, that's pretty good.

I didn't see that coming.

That race dissected so many different directions by people who care about it and just not enough attention paid to you shut down the schools for a year and a half.

And then the guy running for governor said parents have no business telling schools how they should be run.

That's about as much as you need.

Well, and having read a fair amount of it over the weekend, which Jack, you plainly have as well exit polls and focus groups with moms specifically and dads.

They're like, yeah, the CRT thing I heard about that a couple of them said, yeah, that bothered me.

It was overwhelming.

You close the schools for a year and a half, even when it was safe, the teachers unions demanded that.

And then Terry McCallough closed tries to close the deal.

He campaigns the last two days of the campaign with Randy Winegartener from the evil, evil national teachers union.

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