Youngkin or McAuliffe

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Just like this email from last night, from a credentialed news reporter, is fake too right? I wonder why the McAuliffe campaign hasn't put out a statement denying it?

Elias has been McAuliff's attorney for more than 5 years. Talk about making up a story out of nothing.

Oh its a little more than that. He was hired by the campaign to contest election fraud in the 2021 election which hasn't happened yet.

Virginia Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe's campaign team accidentally sent their discussion on how they could 'kill' a Fox News story - to the very reporter asking for comment.

Fox News editor Tyler O'Neil had contacted McAuliffe's campaign for comment on how they had reportedly spent almost $54,000 on high-profile attorney Elias Law Group - known for their work in election-related legal challenges.

Exactly, why try to hide the story if it’s “nothing”?? She just got caught sending reply email to the wrong person (who happened to be a Fox reporter).

[Anonymous]

Identified the middle guy:
https://medias.spotern.com/spots/w640/248/248809-1572975733.jpg

[Anonymous]

Per Ben Tribbett, a Democratic activist: "This ridiculous Charlottesville stunt feels like the kind of thing that could lose the election for a lot of people."

Yep.

[Anonymous]

Youngkin campaign says the speculation is correct. The actors, and that's what they were, were Democrat campaign operatives.

Oops.

[Anonymous]

NBC News is now reporting the story.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Amazing how this negative false flag stunt by a Democrat campaign operative to win the election is allowed to be posted for the whole day.

But when you try to bring up the fact that, with verified emails, the McAuliffe Campaign DIRECTOR tried to kill a story last night it is deleted.

That's right the McAuliffe campaign tried to kill a story that they didn't want run - they've hired a law firm to challenge the results of the 2021 election that hasn't even happened yet.

Three of the five have been positively identified so far. This stunt is backfiring. McAuliffe also just canceled his event in Alexandria. Only a handful of supporters were there.

Because of the crazy flooding?

Anyone who actually lives in Northern Virginia would be aware of the flash flood risk inAlexandria at the moment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:NBC News is now reporting the story.

The Charlottesville affiliate.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Youngkin campaign says the speculation is correct. The actors, and that's what they were, were Democrat campaign operatives.

Oops.

[twitter] https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1454170683559325700[/twitter]

Liars have no credibility.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin campaign says the speculation is correct. The actors, and that's what they were, were Democrat campaign operatives.

Oops.

Liars have no credibility.

Silence is complicity. Isn't that how the saying goes? And McAuliffe is as silent as a ghost.

[Anonymous]

So we are going to be mad about "actors" making a point, but not about the actual neo-nazi's who terrorized Charlottesville, or the fasle CRT crap that Youngkin spouts?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Youngkin campaign says the speculation is correct. The actors, and that's what they were, were Democrat campaign operatives.

Oops.

[twitter] https://twitter.com/greg_price11/status/1454170683559325700[/twitter]

Liars have no credibility.

Silence is complicity. Isn't that how the saying goes? And McAuliffe is as silent as a ghost.

VA Dems have already said it was no one affiliated or partnered with them.

Try again.

Youngkin was quick to push accusations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So we are going to be mad about "actors" making a point, but not about the actual neo-nazi's who terrorized Charlottesville, or the fasle CRT crap that Youngkin spouts?

There was violence on both sides, and the Charlottesville mayor, chief of police, and then governor Terry McAuliffe deliberately herded the two groups against each other to make maximum violence, then use that as an excuse to declare unlawful assembly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So we are going to be mad about "actors" making a point, but not about the actual neo-nazi's who terrorized Charlottesville, or the fasle CRT crap that Youngkin spouts?

BoTh SiDEs!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So we are going to be mad about "actors" making a point, but not about the actual neo-nazi's who terrorized Charlottesville, or the fasle CRT crap that Youngkin spouts?

I'm going to be mad about campaign operatives from my party using an extremely painful point in our recent history like its a joke to smear an opposing campaign.

Do you know what its like waking up and seeing THAT picture and thinking 'oh no - have the supremacists marched again'? F them. F anyone defending what they did.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Youngkin campaign says the speculation is correct. The actors, and that's what they were, were Democrat campaign operatives.

Oops.

Liars have no credibility.

Silence is complicity. Isn't that how the saying goes? And McAuliffe is as silent as a ghost.

VA Dems have already said it was no one affiliated or partnered with them.

Try again.

Youngkin was quick to push accusations.

No, the Virginia Democrats gave a statement denying THEY had anything to do with this or that they orchestrated it. They're all lawyers. They know how to carefully deny. So does the former Campaign Manager for President Bill Clinton.