Meghan McCain slammed the Media for suggesting Virginia voters are racist.

In a column published Tuesday in the Daily Mail, McCain claimed the ā€œoverwhelming sentiment coming from the left is simply that Virginia voters are racists being conned by a GOP lie because that is the only conceivable reason, to most Democratic analysts, that someone could ever vote for a Republican.ā€

She mentioned a poll conducted by The Wall Street Journal showing Virginia Gov.-elect Glenn Youngkin ā€œwon hispanic and Latino voters 55% to McAuliffe’s 43%.ā€

McCain continued, ā€œAnd they make this claim despite the fact that exit polling showed that both education and critical race theory are important issues to Virginia voters.ā€

She noted MSNBC’s Nicolle Wallace ā€œinfamously said on election night that ā€˜critical race theory isn’t real’ and it’s a line that Democrats are falling over themselves to repeat.ā€

McCain explained, ā€œā€˜Squad’ leader, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez attributed the loss to Republican ā€˜race-baiting.'ā€

The column appeared to take a sarcastic turn, asking, ā€œDon’t you get it? Virginia voters are too sublimely racist or stupid to understand what they were voting for and against when they pulled the lever for Youngkin.ā€

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It goes on, ā€œThis is bizarre, it’s political suicide and it’s some of the most egregious Media bloviating I’ve ever seen, which is truly saying something.ā€

The former co–host of ā€œThe Viewā€ claimed the narrative ā€œnot only fell flat but I believe contributed to Terry McAuliffe’s loss.ā€

Ocasio-Cortez also said the results of the Virginia election ā€œshow the limits of trying to run a fully 100% super moderated campaign that does not excite, speak to, or energize a progressive base.ā€

Youngkin’s victory marked the first time a Republican won statewide office in Virginia since 2009, as IJR reported.

He said during his victory speech, ā€œLet’s climb that hill together. Let’s reinvigorate our future, let’s reinvigorate this amazing commonwealth of Virginia. Together, together, together, together we can build a new day, a new day for Virginians where yes, we soar and we never settle.ā€