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Virginia gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe (D) is releasing a new ad to counter an attack campaign from Republican Glenn Youngkin that featured a mother who pushed to have the 1987 novel "Beloved" banned from her son's English
Glenn Youngkin's new ad in the home stretch of the Virginia governor's race has layers.
The Republican candidate for governor of Virginia’s closing message gives the “critical race theory” game away.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin released a new ad on Monday, featuring a mother who pushed to have the 1987 novel "Beloved" banned from her son's English curriculum in Fairfax County, Va. roughly eight years ago.
The incident from Youngkin's ad actually occurred in 2011 when a teen in an advanced English class said a Toni Morrison novel gave him "night terrors."