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I'm Emily Gisinski, Culture Editor here at the Federalist.

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Today, I'm coming to you from Wisconsin with a special edition of the Federalist Radio Hour.

As we close out the year, we want to share something with our loyal and wonderful listeners

that we're most proud of.

One of the things we are most proud of from our coverage this year.

We've always been very proud of our coverage of schools, of our education system, of parents,

and their work to defend their children, protect their children, and to improve their experience

in the schools.

This year, in particular, things were sort of boiling, hitting a boiling point in Loudoun County,

which is about an hour, a little less than an hour outside of Washington, D.C.

We produced a full-length documentary called Meet the Parents, How the Moms and Dads

of Loudoun County took back Virginia that was filmed in the weeks that were leading up to Glen

Youngkin's surprising victory in Loudoun County or in the state of Virginia, I should say.

It was something that was very surprising to people in the beltway.

We talked about it at length here, despite the fact that Virginia is really in their backyard,

is the state that they've turned blue in their backyard.

They really didn't see what was happening, and they still refused to see what is happening,

although some sort of establishment Democrats seem to be waking up.

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