BUSTED: Multiple Participants in White Supremacist Smear Against Glenn Youngkin Allegedly Identified

Paid operatives stand with tiki-torches in an attempt to smear Glenn Youngkin as a racist (Credit: @holmes_reports)

Earlier today, RedState reported on a disgusting, false smear that took place against Republican Glenn Youngkin as he rallied in Charlottesville, VA. A group of people stood in front of his bus, some with Trump hats on, posing with tiki-torches and pretending to be racist supporters of Youngkin. The scene was meant to be a call-back to the “Unite the Right” rally some years ago which caused such a political firestorm.

In what appeared to be a coordinated hit, media figures and members of the Terry McAuliffe campaign immediately spread the picture as proof that white supremacists support the Youngkin campaign. Yet, it was obvious the picture presented the opposite.

As I noted, you could zoom in and see that one of the men was black, which would be odd if these were actually white supremacists. Another appeared to be a woman. The entire ordeal was too perfect, as well. The “reporter” who spread the picture claims to have heard them say: “We are all in for Glenn.” Within minutes, McAuliffe’s spokeswoman was on social media saying the picture disqualified Youngkin from the race.



Now, we are beginning to learn who the participants in the stunt appear to be. I must stress that the identifications being made are alleged and not fully confirmed. Still, their political affiliations appear to make things fairly certain, and past that, both have locked their Twitter accounts.





Colleen Wachenfeld and Camden Layton both list in their bios that they work for Virginia Democrats, which is the official Democrat Party organization in the state. Given that, it’s probable that the other people in the picture are also paid operatives, not just by some third-party group like The Lincoln Project, but by an organization that directly coordinates with Terry McAuliffe.

As I speculated in my initial write-up, the speed with which members of the McAuliffe campaign latched onto this was too suspicious. It seems likely this was coordinated, with McAuliffe’s staff knowing this would take place. If that’s true, this will go down as one of the most dishonest, despicable political hitjobs in modern history.

It would have been one thing had McAuliffe’s campaign just admitted the picture was meant to be ironic. Instead, they ran with the idea that these were actually Youngkin supporters and that he was actually disqualified from the race over it. That’s a level of falsehood that even the most contentious campaigns rarely delve into. Usually, candidates try to live in gray areas with wiggle room, even when they tell falsehoods. In this case, McAuliffe’s surrogates went full bore with an obvious lie and don’t even appear to be walking it back.

While I doubt this kind of stupidity moves the needle in a state that cares much more about important issues, it does show just how desperate the McAuliffe campaign is. A campaign that thinks they are winning does not do stuff like this because the chance of it backfiring is too high. They pulled the trigger anyway, though, and that says their internals must be dire.


https://redstate.com/bonchie/2021/10/29/busted-multiple-participants-in-white-supremacist-smear-against-glenn-youngkin-allegedly-identified-n465992?utm_source=rsafternoonbriefing&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=nl&bcid=40d451b6cf2aa2849b1f7ca572b7e2f6e2a9db580e10346e257f9f618c560ce3

This goes along with the usual Democrat tactic of accusing Republicans of what they are.

No one noticed the black white supremacist. Nothing says nazi like a black guy with a tiki torch.

EvilCat Breath wrote:No one noticed the black white supremacist.   Nothing says Nazi like a black guy with a tiki torch.

What's a tiki torch ?

Democrats are born liars and frauds.

They'll intercourse the crap out of each other and stoop to the lowest level possible to frame and false flag conservatives.

vege57 wrote:

EvilCat Breath wrote:No one noticed the black white supremacist.   Nothing says Nazi like a black guy with a tiki torch.

What's a tiki torch ?

What they're holding Lol.

What contemptable goofballs. Still, I can't help wondering WHY they didn't mind being so obvious in their charade.
What was their point?

Would LOVE to know what the political affiliation of these "white supremacists" were.