Conservatives are rightfully celebrating Tuesday's major Republican victory in Virginia as a pointed rebuke of the extremist Democratic agenda in the age of Biden.
Yet a series of smaller, lower-profile yet still important victories across the country are driving that point home even further: Reasonable, freedom-loving parents in districts across the country who successfully ran for their local school boards in order to quash critical race theory curriculum in their local schools.
The victory of Governor-elect Glenn Youngkin (R) over former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D) has spurred excitement for future Republican wins, but the triumphs in local school board races hold special significance for those parents who fought big battles against leftist tyranny and Marxist-based Critical Race Theory (CRT) right in their own communities.
Many of the winning candidates shared in common the endorsement of the 1776 Project Pac, an initiative "committed to abolishing critical race theory ... from the public school curriculum."
Check out a sampling of the 1776 Project's victorious candidates:
Colorado, Pennsylvania, Kansas, Minnesota...that sure looks like a broad cross-section of the entire country. All of them united around a shared opposition to the hideous and destructive racist ideology of critical race theory.
And let's not forget the heroics of the good and decent parents of Loudoun County!
