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The woman who won Virginia’s GOP nomination for lieutenant governor is defending a campaign sign of her holding a rifle, which has drawn controversy among those outside the Republican Party.
In addition to serving in the General Assembly in the early 2000s, Sears was on the State Board of Education and headed a group called “Black Americans to Re-Elect President Trump.” Sears said even though she’s now going to need to reach voters statewide, she’s not going to pull back from a position of gun rights. Others have taken a stance against the image, describing it as “wacko” and “lunatic” in social media posts. Prince William GOP Chair Tim Parrish feels Sears should be getting attention instead for making history with her nomination. “When you look at the accomplish...
Share Source: Kate Magee Joyce/Youngkin for Governor Campaign via AP As Reagan reported, former Carlyle executive, Glenn Youngkin became the Republican nominee to be the governor of Virginia on Monday night. I am prepared to lead, excited to serve and profoundly humbled by the trust the people have placed in me. Virginians...Posted by Glenn Youngkin on Monday, May 10, 2021 Moments after, Democratic front-runner, Virginia's former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, went on the attack in a way that rubbed many the wrong way over Twitter. @TerryMcAuliffe, interesting that you attack @GlennYoungkin second...
14-foot skunk in tow, union says CT higher education contract proposals 'stink' Brian Zahn FacebookTwitterEmail 1of14 Members of the Connecticut State University American Association of University Professionals protest with a giant inflatable skunk, Skunkzilla, for better contract terms and conditions during negotiations with the Board of Regents outside Buley Library at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven on April 21, 2021.Arnold Gold / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow Less 2of14 Members of the Connecticut State University American Association of University Professional...
Virginia GOP struggles with nomination process two months before convention Follow Us Question of the Day By Gabriella Muñoz - The Washington Times - Thursday, March 11, 2021 The Republican Party of Virginia is still struggling to finalize its nomination process, less than two months before its convention is to take place. Members of the party’s State Central Committee will meet Friday evening to consider alternative plans, as officials consider how delegates could vote at multiple locations throughou...