The Rag Report

Youngkin's unlikely triumph is no cause for a victory lap. Instead, Tuesday's elections are a grim reminder that without strict safeguards, our elections have no protection against rampant fraud.

Dave Chappelle's new special has become the latest target of “cancel culture”, with calls for the stand-up routine to be removed from Netflix and the service's CEO cowering before the LGBT mob. In this story's shadow, however, lies the revelation that our country's federal government aided and abetted a school board cover up of a transgender rape.

Biden's alleged “gun violence epidemic” is actually the combination of two others: suicide and gang violence. What's more, guns are used in self-defense far more often than in crimes, with less than 1% of firearms having been used in criminal activity. Worst yet, the CDC has known this all along, going so far as openly admitting that gun control measures won't reduce gun violence.

In an unlikely move for a “whistleblower”, partisan hack Frances Haugen declared on 60 Minutes that Facebook isn't censorious enough. Towards her political opposition, that is. The same woman that helped suppress the Hunter Biden story and exempted elites from Facebook's rules is actually in on the company's coverup. Facebook is a digital drug dealer, knowingly peddling a product that harms America's youth.

Following the snap election, Liberals are still short of a parliamentary majority. Yet, in its attempt to gain more appeal, the Conservative party has entirely left its voters behind.

The Golden State's GOP has never been in worse shape, and, while the media predictably blames Donald Trump, the real answer is that there are barely any Republicans left.