In the never-ending saga of political theater, it seems the Democrats have outdone themselves once again. When it comes to concocting dubious myths, they might just be giving the Loch Ness monster a run for her money. Forget Bigfoot sightings; the real mystery is what happened to the so-called “moderate Democrat.” In this neck of the woods, they are as elusive as a unicorn sipping tea with the Tooth Fairy.

Let’s take a little trip to Arlington, Virginia, where things got heated at a school board meeting. A crowd gathered to support transgender rights, and smack in the middle was a woman with a sign outrageous enough to make your jaw drop. Her sign had the audacity to equate not sharing bathrooms with racial segregation, trying to pin this wild comparison on Virginia’s own Lieutenant Governor and Republican hopeful, Winsome Sears. Yes, Sears is not your average politician — she’s a black immigrant and a Marine vet. That comparison is not only politically tone-deaf; it’s downright nonsensical.

Now, did the liberals in attendance check this lady’s conspiratorial nonsense? Of course not — silence was the order of the day until the cameras caught the action. Only then, realizing the world was watching, was the sign discreetly folded away. This isn’t an isolated incident; it mirrors a worrying trend in today’s Democratic Party, where fringe ideas are gaining dangerous traction. Moderation, it seems, has gone the way of the dodo.

When it comes to Virginia’s political races, Democrat Abigail Spanberger, who’s campaigning against Sears, would like you to believe she’s a beacon of moderation. She even put out a carefully worded statement decrying the Arlington sign as racist. But actions speak louder than words, and Spanberger’s track record shows a different story. She consistently aligns herself with left-wing policies, contradicting her claims of centrism. Whether it’s support for policies like the Equality Act, which disrupts traditional women’s sports, or her avoidance of challenging her party’s extremism, Spanberger doesn’t stray from the Democratic herd.

So, when voters see a so-called moderate Democrat, they should remember it’s mostly smoke and mirrors. It’s a grand illusion, a masquerade of moderation covering up a dedication to radical agendas. Choosing sanity over party politics, especially in a state like Virginia, means championing real conservative values. Enter Winsome Sears, a choice that makes sense if you’re keen on borders, safety, and common decency — something the mythical moderate Democrat simply can’t deliver. As we edge closer to the election, the real question isn’t whether these legends of moderation hold water; it’s whether voters will see through the mirage.