Virginia voters resoundingly rejected the state’s Democratic leaders

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The Democratic Party was not sending its best in Virginia. In a wipeout, Virginia voters ushered out the old guard for some fresh Republican faces.

Gone will be former Democratic Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who ran a terrible campaign focused on the previous president and on telling parents they shouldn’t be involved in their children’s education. He was running to replace Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam, who made excuses for infanticide and still hasn’t said whether he was the one in his yearbook photo wearing blackface or wearing the Ku Klux Klan hood.

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