Glenn Youngkin's Secret Weapon

"Favoring fleece vests, Youngkin sought to cut the image of a genial suburban dad."

That snotty sentence is taken from an article on the AP News website hoping to explain yesterday's surprising loss of the Virginia governor's race by Democrat Terry McAuliffe, the sleazy former chairman of Hillary Clinton's 2008 presidential campaign who hoped to slither back for a second term, bolstered by his insider friends inhabiting the Northern Virginia-DC swamp. 

But the voters in the rest of Virginia wanted none of it, opting instead for a wholesome new candidate (who happens to be a Republican) with all the appeal of actor Jimmy Stewart in the 1939 film, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington.

So Glenn Youngkin wears fleece vests! Are we meant to believe that's some kind of trick to hoodwink the voters rather than a way to keep warm? Come to Maine and you'll see that every last person in the state wears fleece vests. Many of them are women, live in the city of Portland, hate the suburbs and are childless. Since when is what you wear considered a ploy to get elected?

The Democratic mindset is sickening, and thus I'm finally sick of it. Just the other day I virtually fled from a supermarket to avoid running into a rabid lefty "friend" who I usually greet with a smile. No more. A war is coming and I'm ready to do battle. Now where's my fleece vest?