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Tucker Carlson takes a look at Tuesday's gubernatorial race in Virginia and what the nationwide effects will be.

A year ago, the idea of a close race for the Virginia governorship seemed impossible. Virginia voted for Joe Biden last year by more than 10 points.

During the U.N.'s COP26, it is in America’s best interest that President Biden doesn’t trust advice from his climate czar John Kerry or lofty rhetoric from the Chinese Communist Party.

The Lincoln Project, an anti-Republican group beloved by the media, tried to fix the Virginia governor’s race. It dressed people up as neo-Nazis to harass the GOP candidate.

New Jersey, it doesn’t have to be this way. We can do better.

In a painfully sluggish economy wracked by inflation, supply chain shortages and rising energy prices, the last thing Americans need is a massive influx of foreign workers taking jobs and opportunities.

Virginia’s off-year elections are an early bellwether for a president’s first-year job performance and 2021 will have major implications for next year's midterm elections and beyond.

Virginia's gubernatorial race wasn't meant to be all that interesting, but Democrats find themselves in a race that is a statistical tie, with a real chance of losing the governor's mansion.

Today, Virginia finds itself at a defining moment – one that will not only impact current students but will forever shape the environment in which future generations of children will learn and thrive.

Joe Biden has pulled off the incredible: inherit a booming economy and bring it to a near-standstill in just nine months. 

A weak president viewed as incapable of serving as commander in chief and who has extraordinarily weak national security officials and policies is uncharted territory, at least in modern history. 

"Democrats are for redistribution of wealth and power to the underprivileged," a very smart person from the left said, "whereas you conservatives are for what?" "Freedom," I said.

At its core, the Virginia governor's race is about which of the two candidates is listening to his potential constituency and giving them hope for their children.

The COVID-19 pandemic demonstrated just how important it is to produce key resources like energy here in the United States. Sadly, that is not the lesson that President Biden learned.

There is a distinctly real possibility (I would say a probability) that Glenn Youngkin will become the next governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

Tucked away in the Democrats’ 3.5 trillion reckless tax and spending spree is a provision to waste $8 billion on the creation of a "Civilian Climate Corps."

Every part of American society has become a battle ground as promoters of critical race theory argue that we should erase American history and teach children to view themselves through the prism of race.

The National Institutes of Health finally admitted what has been obvious: taxpayer dollars supported gain-of-function research through Peter Daszak’s EcoHealth Alliance, potentially in Wuhan.

Whatever happens in the Old Dominion next week (and for that matter New Jersey’s gubernatorial race) will be extrapolated and applied to next year’s midterm elections

We’ve lowered the bar for behavior. It went from a low bar to no bar. To headlines like: “Man or woman beat to death in a bar." Leaving society fubar.