If you were like me, then you probably watched Election night for the Virginia and New Jersey Governor race pretty closely.
And, while the New Jersey Governor race still hasn't announced a clear victory yet, Virginia has, with it's new Governor Elect being Glenn Youngkin.
Glenn Youngkin is not a politician... instead, he is actually a homegrown Virginian.
He is a father, a God loving man of Christ, and a traditional Republican.
This race showed that Americans are tired of being called names.
Mother's and father's are tired of being called "domestic terrorists" and "white supremacists" because they know the real truths behind Critical Race Theory.
Those currently employed are worried about the duration of a vaccine that has only really been out for about a year, and the effects that could take place upon the human body.
Everyday Americans want to go to work, put food on their table for their families, and most everyday Americans just want to be left alone.
This Election night did not sit well upon the Democratic Party... it showed that their policies do not settle well with typical everyday Americans, and it showed that Americans are tired of being name called, and we are tired of race obsessions in the country.
Republicans won a pretty impressive Congressional seat in Ohio, the first African American lieutenant governor was elected in Virginia (and she happened to also be a Republican).
Typical Americans do not like being told or forced into doing something.
Typical Americans do not like being called names and slandered on a daily basis.
Typical Americans do not like being called Domestic Terrorists or White Supremacists for just wanting to look out for their children. (My parents moved me to a completely different state after being bullied and mistreated for my Conservative, zionist and Christian beliefs by teachers and students at my high school in Washington State, so they moved me to New Mexico and it made me a lot happier).
Parents will do anything for their kids... and this election should teach you to NEVER EVER mess with them.
Midterms, and 2024 looks pretty promising for Republicans, but we should also continue to cross our fingers too.
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