Youngkin or McAuliffe

[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.

[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.

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.

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And partners and affiliates. Stop lying.

[Anonymous]

Note too that the identified staffers worked directly for the Virginia Young Democrats, not the Virginia Democrats. They did it. F**king idiots.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Some left, some stayed. But the fact they joined proves that - there's no lack of religious communities to join in the area.

Many African Americans value church membership and safety, and are pro police.

[Anonymous]

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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.

How many Republicans would he mad if they are Republican “actors”?

Zero.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

And partners and affiliates. Stop lying.

Dude - call me when the McAuliffe campaign puts out a categorical full denial. They are silent as a tomb.

'Partners and affiliates' could be anyone from the coffee cat to the marketing manager they hired for ads 6 months ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Note too that the identified staffers worked directly for the Virginia Young Democrats, not the Virginia Democrats. They did it. F**king idiots.

They haven’t been “identified”.

Some internet crazies don’t get to make that determination. Especially when the photos don’t even look like them.

[Anonymous]

They should check the video surveillance of the local Target/Michael’s (or wherever you buy Tiki torches) and see if any of the five people are on it. Find out how they paid for the torches/matching shirts/sunglasses, etc.

Follow the money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Note too that the identified staffers worked directly for the Virginia Young Democrats, not the Virginia Democrats. They did it. F**king idiots.

They haven’t been “identified”.

Some internet crazies don’t get to make that determination. Especially when the photos don’t even look like them.

Denial is not just a river in Egypt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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.

And partners and affiliates. Stop lying.

Dude - call me when the McAuliffe campaign puts out a categorical full denial. They are silent as a tomb.

'Partners and affiliates' could be anyone from the coffee cat to the marketing manager they hired for ads 6 months ago.

It is a very broad denial.

[Anonymous]

Not how they thought this day would go, huh? Is it still disgusting and disqualifying if its your own campaign operatives standing there? Asking for a voter.

[Anonymous]

It just looks so stupid and staged!!! No Republican is going g to stand in front of the bus with a tiki torch in sunglasses in the rain.

This reminds me of the time after the inauguration in 2017 when some friends texted me that there was a KKK rally in DC and it was all over Twitter. Turns out it was Democrats “protesting.”

https://twitter.com/phil_lewis_/status/821865063669698560?s=21

[Anonymous]

Charlottesville resident who is live-tweeting the trial of the rally tweeted this. I can honestly say what the McAuliffe campaign did here was the most cruel thing but also so stupid to do in your own state.

[Anonymous]

It’s so shameful how democrats will lie and dress in costume to try to stir up racial animosity that might benefit them. I’m disgusted by it and sick of identity politics more broadly. We are all Americans and poor Americans of all colors share most of the same problems. Race baiting stunts help no one. It’s hard to believe, but republicans are the sane and moderate ones this time around.

[Anonymous]

It is one thing for democrats/young democrats or whoever to stage actors or political operatives to pose as proud boys or dress like 2017 Unite the Right rally goers and chant they’re with Glenn as some sort of dog and pony show of irony that in someway connects dots that voting for Youngkin will effectively bring more proud boys. I can see the irony, I think it’s in very poor taste.

However, it was just too convenient that democratic supporters took pictures of the people and then publish tweets that state these were Youngkin supporters, that they’re invoking Charlottesville 2017 and they’re chanting certain phrases. This to me is libel. They went way too far.

[Anonymous]

Zero evidence.

If it’s actually them, hold them accountable.

But you are trying to accuse people with zero evidence. Just that they vaguely look similar (one not at all similar).