After the initial photos of the fake tiki torch brigade emerged, the McAuliffe campaign pounced.

One McAuliffe spokesperson, Christina Freundlich, referenced the Charlottesville Unite the Right rally, and said, “this is who Glenn Youngkin’s supporters are.”

Another McAuliffe spokesperson, Jen Goodman, claimed the image of the fake Youngkin supporters was “disgusting and disqualifying.”

Given that the Lincoln Project has publicly claimed credit, the McAuliffe campaign will attempt to distance themselves from it. But, to follow the standard set by the McAuliffe campaign, it shouldn’t matter. This is who Terry McAuliffe’s supporters are. It is disgusting and should be disqualifying.