Dem candidate, and media talking heads: "Critical-race theory is NOT being taught in Virginia!" Really?

In his last campaign rally Dem bigwig Terry McAuliffe claimed "critical-race theory isn't being taught in Virginia."

So today dozens of talking heads in the Lying Mainstream Media have been bleating that "critical-race theory does not exist."  (That's a direct quote from Nicole Wallace, Joy Reid and a dozen others.) So since it doesn't exist, it couldn't ever have been taught in Virginia schools, right?  And certainly isn't being taught now.  Cuz, like, it doesn't exist!"

They're saying that--on every Mainstream channel--to explain the Republican winning the governorship in normally-Democrat Virginia.  They want listeners to believe that the only reason the Repub won is because he convinced parents that CRT WAS being taught, and they didn't like it.   

If people believe CRT doesn't exist, it's easy to convince everyone that the Dem loss was NOT due to voter anger over insane Dem policies--open borders, paying illegals $450,000 per person for separating children, forcing every American to get the jab, etc--but was just the result of "white backlash"--anger at an alleged program that never existed.  Yep, never existed.  Just a total lie by crazy right-wingers desperate to win an election.

See, Media talking heads and editors and producers all think parents and voters are dumb as fenceposts.  It follows that all the Media has to do is claim CRT doesn't exist, and all the parents who heard that their kids' schools were teaching CRT will simply shrug and say "Wow, guess we were wrong, Doris."

If you're a Democrat strategist, that's exactly the message you want to push.

Just one problem:  The claim that "CRT does not exist," isn't being taught and has never been, is utter horseshit.  

How do we *know* they've been teaching CRT--and thus that both the disgusting, ghastly, slimy Terry McAuliffe and the Mainstream Media are brazenly lying when they deny it?  Two ways:

First, the lockdowns in Dem-ruled states forced parents to work from home.  And schools substituted computer-based classes for in-person school.  And you will never guess what happened.

A few thousand parents just happened to be a few feet from little Sally's computer when little Sally's teacher said something like "All whites are raaacists, and are guilty of owning slaves, or having an ancestor who owned slaves.  So you're personally guilty."

And most of those parents thought "What the f*ck IS this crap?"  So they decided to attend the next school-board meeting and get some answers.

And at the meeting, when they asked what the hell their kids were being taught, and demanded to see the actual course material, the president of the local school board flatly refused, then essentially told 'em to f*ck off.  And then had half a dozen burly, armed cops arrest 'em and drag 'em out of the room.  Seriously.  Literally.

When people see that sort of thing repeated a dozen times, a message gets across.  Why would the board refuse to show parents what the school was teaching their kids unless they were trying to hide something, eh?  Easy logic.  But apparently too hard for the board members to follow.

So that was one big telltale.  For the second, a conservative reporter (Chris Rufo) learned about a super-sekrit, underground repository of internet pages (we can't tell you where it's hidden) and found...wait for it...a web page of Virginia's state department of education, saying "We are committed to teaching Critical Race Theory."  Not just once but several times.

Now here's the really funny thing:  All the big Mainstream Media outlets have half a dozen computer techs who know how to Find Stuff on the net.  They may even know about this super-sekrit vault of web pages.  So before CNN and MSNBC and the alphabets flatly claimed CRT had never been taught in Virginia schools, they could have asked their techs to do a thing called (checks notes here) an "Internet search" for "+Virginia +CRT," which would have popped this right up.

So why didn't the producers at CNN etc check?  One possibility is that they're as abysmally dumb as they think WE are.  But the more likely reason is...they know not one perent of their viewers will bother to check.  And for the one percent who find that CRT was indeed being taught, the MSM simply doesn't give a damn.  I mean, who would believe some anonymous blogger over Nicole Wallace or the ghastly raaacist Joy Reid, eh?  

After all, they're on *television,* which means they have to tell the truth, right? 

[Chris Rufo has a quick and devastating summary of what the monsters pushing CRT are doing to your kids, here.]