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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Youngkin ran on a tough on crime law and order platform, the farifax commonwealth's attorney's office should take him at his word and charge the kid. [/quote] I agree. And his "friend" needs to be investigated and charged as well. [/quote] It is possible his friend was 17 and voted in a primary because he would be 18 on Election Day. But if that is the case his friend voted for a Democrat because the Republicans didn’t have a primary.[/quote] In Virginia you don't register with a party and plenty of people who affiliate with one party vote in the primary of another party. It's a well known strategy and both sides do it. How do you think Eric Cantor lost to Dave Bratt in the primary back in 2014. Plenty of democrats admittedly voted in the republican primary for Bratt to get rid of Cantor, but the joke ended up being on them because tea partier Bratt (all up in grill guy) ended up winning the main congressional election and not the democrat. Was kind of funny. So his friend very well could have voted in the democratic primary for any reason, including that one.[/quote]
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