In a recent election for Virginia’s House of Delegates, the Democratic candidate Susanna Gibson found herself in a steamy scandal that ultimately cost her the race. Let’s dive into the delightful details, shall we?

Gibson, a supposed champion of the Democratic Party, decided to make headlines of a rather salacious nature. She was caught red-handed uploading explicit videos of herself and her husband engaging in adult activities on a popular pornographic website, Chaturbate. Oh, how the mighty have fallen! The Washington Post uncovered this little gem of a story, and it spread like wildfire.

It’s a little ironic, don’t you think? Democrats often tout themselves as champions of women’s rights and defenders of morality, yet here was one of their own shamelessly peddling her intimacy for the sake of a few dollars from online viewers. I guess principles tend to fly out the window when there’s a quick buck to be made.

To add salt to the wound, several Democratic officials, who had initially endorsed Gibson’s candidacy, promptly distanced themselves from her after the scandal broke. It seems they didn’t want to be associated with the embarrassment, and who could blame them?

But hold onto your hats! Despite the explicit videos and the loss of endorsements, Gibson decided to keep campaigning. Her primary focus? Abortion. She accused Republican candidates of seeking to restrict the procedure unreasonably. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black! It’s hard not to roll your eyes at the sheer audacity of it all.

And what was the result, you may ask? Did the good people of Virginia stand with Gibson and her liberal virtue-signaling? Absolutely not! David Owen, the Republican candidate, emerged victorious by a slim margin of 966 votes. It’s almost as if the voters saw through the hypocrisy and chose a candidate who had his priorities straight.

In the end, despite Gibson’s best efforts, Democrats did manage to secure control of the House of Delegates and retained their grip on the state Senate. But it’s a Pyrrhic victory at best, especially when they had to carry the baggage of a candidate who brought shame to their party.

David Owen, the man of the hour, didn’t even stoop to using Gibson’s scandal as campaign material. He remained focused on the issues that truly matter to the people of Virginia. After his well-deserved victory, Owen expressed his readiness to work and serve the community. Now, that’s the kind of leadership Virginia needs!

In conclusion, Susanna Gibson’s fall from grace is a prime example of the hypocrisy that often runs rampant in liberal politics. It’s a cautionary tale for all those who prioritize virtue signaling over genuine principles. Virginia, like the rest of the country, deserves leaders who can walk the talk and focus on the real issues at hand. Congratulations to David Owen for his win, and may his tenure bring some much-needed sanity to the House of Delegates.

In a shocking turn of events, Jeremy D. Rodden, a pro-LGBT candidate endorsed by the Virginia Democrat Party and running for the House of Delegates in the state’s conservative 90th District, is facing intense scrutiny and concern from concerned parents. The controversy centers around his associations with a satanic after-school group and his authorship of what are described as “demonic” children’s books, as reported by the Daily Wire.

Rodden, who has received strong backing from various leftist groups and individuals, is campaigning on an education-focused platform to unseat the Republican incumbent in the 90th District. However, his involvement with dark and troubling themes in his literature and his association with the After School Satan Club have raised significant alarms among parents, especially those of Catholic faith.

Some of Rodden’s books, including “UnCommon Evil” and “Demonic Household,” have ignited outrage among parents for their disturbing content. Concerned parents argue that these books are wholly inappropriate for children and go beyond what they consider acceptable boundaries for children’s literature.

Moreover, the controversy deepened when Rodden was found to be promoting an After School Satan Club at a local primary school. This development has added fuel to the fire, with parents expressing their profound disapproval of introducing such a group into their children’s educational environment. Many Catholic parents are particularly outraged, as they see it as a direct affront to their religious values and beliefs.

As the story continues to unfold, Jeremy D. Rodden’s campaign is now under intense scrutiny from concerned parents who fear that his associations with the satanic after-school group and the content of his “demonic” children’s books may have a detrimental impact on their children’s well-being and education. This controversy has brought to the forefront the ongoing debate about the role of education and the boundaries of expression in a politically charged environment.

In a recent development that some may view as a strategic move by Congressman Jim Jordan, a staunch conservative and a favorite among many moms like myself, it appears that he has decided not to pursue a third run for the position of House Speaker. Instead, he has thrown his support behind Representative Patrick McHenry, whom he endorses as the Speaker Designee until at least January 2024. Jordan made this announcement following a closed-door meeting with his fellow GOP colleagues earlier today.

Jordan, faced two prior floor ballots earlier this week and unfortunately fell short of the required 217 votes. In the first round, he garnered the support of 200 of his fellow Republicans, and in the second round, only 199. On the other side of the aisle, Democrat Leader Hakeem Jeffries secured all 212 Democrat votes during both rounds of voting.

Interestingly, around 22 moderate Republican holdouts opted to cast their votes in an unpredictable manner, supporting various candidates, including former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Iowa Representative Steve Scalise, and others. Their choices seemed to stem from their frustration with Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz, who played a role in ousting McCarthy earlier this month.

While Jordan had the endorsement of former President Donald Trump and even the support of McCarthy himself, he was perceived as the primary option for House Republicans. This was in part due to the withdrawal of Representative Scalise, the GOP’s Majority Leader, from the race, as he was unable to garner sufficient support from the more conservative members of the caucus.

Importantly, Jordan’s decision doesn’t rule out the possibility of him seeking the Speaker’s role in the future. It simply means that, for now, McHenry will step in as the “temporary Speaker” until a more permanent decision is made by Republicans. To ensure the House functions smoothly during this interim period, it appears that McHenry will need to be granted expanded powers, a move that lawmakers, including Jordan, are actively pursuing. However, it’s worth noting that Congressman Gaetz has voiced strong opposition to this approach, characterizing it as a “twisting” of the U.S. Constitution, and has called for the House to remain in session until a Speaker is officially selected. As conservative moms, we will be keeping a close eye on these developments and hoping for a swift and stable resolution in the best interests of our great nation.