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<\/p>\nRUSH: The elections last night, everybody said, “Oh, my God, Rush. What happened in Virginia. Oh, my God. It\u2019s over. It\u2019s not just Northern Virginia; we lost the Richmond suburbs.” It\u2019s very simple to explain. It\u2019s not good, don\u2019t misunderstand, and Kentucky too. Of course, Kentucky\u2019s a whole different story. You know, Republicans swept the state except for the governor. Of course, what are they telling you about on the news? They\u2019re only reporting the governor\u2019s race.<\/p>\n
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The Republicans swept that race, first time in 26 years Republicans captured the attorney general job with an African-American conservative. The only thing that went wrong in Kentucky is Bevin, the governor candidate. And, apparently, this is not a nice guy. Apparently, he\u2019s an arrogant, condescending kind of person that doesn\u2019t have any likability or charm. Apparently, Trump\u2019s trip in there helped him by five to eight points. It would have been a landslide if Trump hadn\u2019t gone in there.<\/p>\n
But Kentucky is something — I know the media is saying a totally different thing here, but I\u2019m telling you, Kentucky is not a disaster for Trump or the Republicans. In fact, you know what? I\u2019ll give you another take on this. What does the left say about Trump voters? They say they\u2019re a cult. They say that Trump voters will do anything Trump wants. Trump voters are stupid and dumb and idiots. And they don\u2019t think. They have no ability to think because they don\u2019t have any brains. They\u2019re a bunch of racists and sexists and bigots.<\/p>\n
Okay. So Trump goes in there, does this big rally for Bevin, running for governor, reelection, the guy loses. Wouldn\u2019t a cult have voted for the guy regardless? Obviously, this guy is not liked, but it\u2019s closer than what they are leading you to believe. Recount, I don\u2019t know.<\/p>\n
Folks, I\u2019m not trying to be falsely optimistic here. I\u2019m trying to be realistic in the midst of what continues to be a gigantic bombardment of negative pessimism coming from the media that you just have to try as hard as you can to not be affected by it. Trumps voters are discerning. They didn\u2019t like the guy. And no matter how much — I\u2019ve told you that this movement, whatever you want to call it, existed before Trump came along.<\/p>\n
My whole point is that this hatred that is visited upon Trump is actually aimed at us. We\u2019re the ones they really hate. We elected him. We are the ones that they really hate. They think we are the racists. They think we are the bigots. And because of that, we elected Trump. Trump is transient as all presidents are. We\u2019re not. We\u2019re solid. We\u2019re consistent. We\u2019re there. And that\u2019s what they\u2019re really trying to attack and change.<\/p>\n
The fact that these Kentucky voters did not show up en masse for Bevin, I think, is an interesting note about Trump voters. Everybody in the media is gonna overlook it, they\u2019re gonna miss it, because they want this to mean Trump has no coattails. They want this to mean that the Trump magic is over. They want this to mean that people are wising up and don\u2019t see Donald Trump as they used to. That\u2019s not what the Kentucky gubernatorial race was all about.<\/p>\n
Virginia? I guess, folks… You know, there\u2019s a story in the American Greatness today. It\u2019s a very, very, very, very, very long story. It prints out to four pages, and it\u2019s written by a woman who\u2019s beside herself. How does this leftist hatred of us…? How did it happen? It\u2019s irrational. What explains it? She writes four pages espousing various theories as to why this literal hatred for us has sprung up. She says — based on anecdotal evidence, talking to neighbors and friends — that it\u2019s Charlottesville.<\/p>\n
Charlottesville was where there was a Nazi\/white supremacist\/whatever protest where Trump was misquoted as saying, “There are good people on both sides.” This woman, the writer found from talking to neighbors that ever since that happened, they just hate us. They think we\u2019re Nazis, we\u2019re white supremacists. Every conservative, every Republican is a racist, white supremacist. Charlottesville proved it. Well, okay. But if that\u2019s true — if that\u2019s true — how come their governor can dress up in blackface and advocate killing babies after they\u2019re born and not succumb?<\/p>\n
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There\u2019s no Republican in blackface. There\u2019s no picture of any Republican in blackface from medical school. That was Ralph Northam, the governor, the governor of Virginia. He was in blackface in the yearbook, the schoolbook for his medical school, and he\u2019s out there saying effectively, “Democrats in Virginia can now dress up in blackface and do whatever it is that we want with babies because Virginia is now ours.”<\/p>\n
No, seriously. If it\u2019s Charlottesville… I think Charlottesville was an element of it, but it\u2019s irrational. We\u2019re gonna go crazy trying to figure out why they hate us. There\u2019s no rational explanation for it. You could say branding, you could say marketing, you could say Republicans haven\u2019t pushed back. There\u2019s any number of things you could offer as an explanation. You don\u2019t think there is one thing. But it doesn\u2019t matter.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s only one thing to do, and that\u2019s defeat them. Now, why didn\u2019t it happen Virginia? You know, the learned wizards of smart as they analyze what happened Virginia — because now Virginia\u2019s all blue, including a governor who dresses up in blackface and a lieutenant governor who has #MeToo allegations made against him. Boy, that\u2019s another thing. You know, here\u2019s ABC News spiking a story on the biggest pedophile in American history, Jeffrey Epstein, because he\u2019s got ties to Bill Clinton<\/a>.<\/p>\n And yet they revive made-up, unprovable stories from 40 years ago about Brett Kavanaugh! They don\u2019t spike those stories, they run with \u2019em. ABC News and the rest of them were trying to destroy Kavanaugh but protecting Epstein because they had to protect Hillary! If you look at the three years that ABC sat on Amy Robach\u2019s story… She had the goods. She had the goods on Epstein and Clinton, and ABC spiked it. They sat on it. It coincides with Hillary\u2019s primary campaign and becoming the Democrat nominee.<\/p>\n
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But do not fall for the idea that mom-and-pop American suburbanites are all of a sudden becoming radical leftists. They\u2019re not. Mom-and-pop suburbanites are still there. Their neighborhoods are being overrun by people fleeing to the cities and other liberal states as they flee the messes they\u2019ve made, and they\u2019re going to now create the same messes in the new places that they live, a\u2019la Virginia. I\u2019ve had people say, “Well, Rush, you know what? It\u2019s kind of good.<\/p>\n