(10-06-2025 10:05 AM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote:  Maybe they should just plug in a Muslim so they can all vote for that kind of hate and racism.

We've already got that covered at the Lt. Gov. slot: Hamas supporter Ghazala Hashmi.

When it comes to Democrat politics, Virginia is for Haters.

A federal investigation is needed in this matter to see if any charges are appropriate

(10-06-2025 10:26 AM)AdoptedMonarch Wrote:  

(10-06-2025 10:05 AM)Was SoMs Eagle Wrote:  Maybe they should just plug in a Muslim so they can all vote for that kind of hate and racism.

We've already got that covered at the Lt. Gov. slot: Hamas supporter Ghazala Hashmi.

When it comes to Democrat politics, Virginia is for Haters.

all by design ... lmmfao ... yeah, I 'member...



at least they haven't fubar'd TX, FL, and OH...

Quote:On Monday, though, things got a little worse for Jones when people were reminded of the stance he took back in 2021, when he was a House Delegate, over reports that a Norfolk police lieutenant had anonymously donated to Kyle Rittenhouse's defense fund:

Norfolk delegate and candidate for attorney general Jay Jones is calling for Kelly’s resignation if the reports are proven true. “We have to get to the bottom of this reported conduct, which is utterly disgusting,” Jones said in a statement Friday. “If these allegations are true, Officer Kelly must resign from the Norfolk Police Department immediately.”

Lt. William K. Kelly III was eventually fired for the apparent crime of supporting Rittenhouse. But Jones and his fellow Virginia Democrats think he should benefit from Democrat privilege by staying in the race even though he engaged in conduct that, unlike Kelly's, truly was "utterly disgusting" and absolutely disqualifying.

This is something former Delegate Tim Anderson, who is the GOP nominee for the 97th district, observed in a tweet pointing to Jones' words from 2021:

Now Jay Jones himself is the one who fantasized about political opponents’ children dying in their mothers’ arms — and the Virginia Beach Democratic Committee says we should “move on” because “those without sin should cast the first stone.”

A police lieutenant lost his career over a $25 donation - which was totally legal and legitimate. Jay Jones wants to be Virginia’s top cop after saying something that is unthinkable for a rational human mind — and Democrats are cheering him on.

If that’s the new moral standard of the Democratic Party, then God help Virginia. Because when hate like that gets rewarded with power, nobody is safe.

While Jones refuses to do the right thing, which would be to drop out, Virginia voters sure can send a message - through early voting and on Election Day - that this behavior should never, ever be tolerated.

Link

(10-06-2025 02:36 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  

Yep. If you don't condemn both, you condone both. Shouldn't even be a question.

Things Go From Bad to Worse for Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, As New Allegations Emerge

Quote:As is so often the case in situations like this, though, Jones reportedly has more skeletons in his closet. According to Virginia House Delegate Carrie Coyner, who was the recipient of the texts and ultimately decided to release them to the public, the embattled Democrat also allegedly told her over the phone that police officers dying would be a good thing because "they would move on, not shooting people, not killing people." That was in response to Coyner expressing concern over the possible removal of qualified immunity for law enforcement.

At this point, the better question isn't who Jones wants dead. It's who Jones doesn't want dead. He's building quite the list at this point.

As the above poster points out, this is currently the guy favored to be the top law enforcement official in Virginia. How long he remains in the pole position is an open question as this scandal engulfs him, but it's depressing that he ever gained it in the first place. This is a guy who was convicted in 2022 of going 116mph, at which point he got a sweetheart deal to avoid jail time before allegedly using half his sentenced community service to work on his own political campaign. Between that and all the murder wishes, Jones presents as a certified psychopath.

Virginia voters need to take a long, hard look in the mirror and ask themselves whether they really want to hand their state back to the Democratic Party, much less someone as crazy as Jones. Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Lt. Gov. Winsom Sears, and AG Jason Miyares have delivered, and there is no reason to turn things over to the likes of Spanberger and Jones. Virginians, please, do the right thing.

Evil.. I sincerely hope the people of Virginia do better

Early voting result seem to be favoring Republicans ATM. https://www.vpap.org/visuals/visual/earl...-nov-2025/

(10-06-2025 04:03 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  Things Go From Bad to Worse for Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, As New Allegations Emerge

Quote:As is so often the case in situations like this, though, Jones reportedly has more skeletons in his closet. According to Virginia House Delegate Carrie Coyner, who was the recipient of the texts and ultimately decided to release them to the public, the embattled Democrat also allegedly told her over the phone that police officers dying would be a good thing because "they would move on, not shooting people, not killing people." That was in response to Coyner expressing concern over the possible removal of qualified immunity for law enforcement.

At this point, the better question isn't who Jones wants dead. It's who Jones doesn't want dead. He's building quite the list at this point.

As the above poster points out, this is currently the guy favored to be the top law enforcement official in Virginia. How long he remains in the pole position is an open question as this scandal engulfs him, but it's depressing that he ever gained it in the first place. This is a guy who was convicted in 2022 of going 116mph, at which point he got a sweetheart deal to avoid jail time before allegedly using half his sentenced community service to work on his own political campaign. Between that and all the murder wishes, Jones presents as a certified psychopath.

Virginia voters need to take a long, hard look in the mirror and ask themselves whether they really want to hand their state back to the Democratic Party, much less someone as crazy as Jones. Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Lt. Gov. Winsom Sears, and AG Jason Miyares have delivered, and there is no reason to turn things over to the likes of Spanberger and Jones. Virginians, please, do the right thing.

The biggest problem VA has is NOVA. Spamberger is from there I believe and you see how crazy left she is.

(10-06-2025 05:35 PM)hburg Wrote:  

(10-06-2025 04:03 PM)CrimsonPhantom Wrote:  Things Go From Bad to Worse for Virginia Democrat Jay Jones, As New Allegations Emerge

Quote:As is so often the case in situations like this, though, Jones reportedly has more skeletons in his closet. According to Virginia House Delegate Carrie Coyner, who was the recipient of the texts and ultimately decided to release them to the public, the embattled Democrat also allegedly told her over the phone that police officers dying would be a good thing because "they would move on, not shooting people, not killing people." That was in response to Coyner expressing concern over the possible removal of qualified immunity for law enforcement.

At this point, the better question isn't who Jones wants dead. It's who Jones doesn't want dead. He's building quite the list at this point.

As the above poster points out, this is currently the guy favored to be the top law enforcement official in Virginia. How long he remains in the pole position is an open question as this scandal engulfs him, but it's depressing that he ever gained it in the first place. This is a guy who was convicted in 2022 of going 116mph, at which point he got a sweetheart deal to avoid jail time before allegedly using half his sentenced community service to work on his own political campaign. Between that and all the murder wishes, Jones presents as a certified psychopath.

Virginia voters need to take a long, hard look in the mirror and ask themselves whether they really want to hand their state back to the Democratic Party, much less someone as crazy as Jones. Gov. Glenn Youngkin, Lt. Gov. Winsom Sears, and AG Jason Miyares have delivered, and there is no reason to turn things over to the likes of Spanberger and Jones. Virginians, please, do the right thing.

The biggest problem VA has is NOVA. Spamberger is from there I believe and you see how crazy left she is.

(10-06-2025 05:35 PM)hburg Wrote:  The biggest problem VA has is NOVA. Spamberger is from there I believe and you see how crazy left she is.

maybe this will help as well ... from grok...

Quote:Yes, voter rolls in Virginia are actively being reviewed and maintained as part of ongoing list maintenance processes, including recent efforts to remove suspected noncitizens and ineligible voters. This includes routine activities like matching records against death notifications, felony convictions, address changes, and DMV data for citizenship verification, as required by state law (e.g., Va. Code §24.2-404.3 and §24.2-410).

A key development is Governor Glenn Youngkin's Executive Order 53, issued on September 12, 2025, which directs the Department of Elections to enhance voter roll accuracy by coordinating with federal agencies (e.g., DHS and EAC) for data sharing and expeditiously removing ineligible voters in compliance with state and federal law. This builds on prior orders and a program initiated in August 2025 to flag and cancel registrations of suspected noncitizens using DMV data, allowing affected voters 14 days to verify citizenship.

This program faced legal challenges under the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), which prohibits systematic removals within 90 days of a federal election (starting around August 5, 2025, for the November 4 election). A federal judge ordered restorations for over 1,600 affected registrations (some belonging to U.S. citizens) and halted further systematic purges, but the U.S. Supreme Court stayed that order on October 30, 2025 (just before the prior election), allowing Virginia to resume removals of suspected noncitizens. Eligible voters impacted can still register or re-register via same-day registration through Election Day.

As of October 6, 2025, with the November 4 general election approaching, these reviews continue under the executive order's directives, focusing on security and accuracy, though individual removals (e.g., for death or felony) remain permissible outside systematic programs. For the latest status, check the Virginia Department of Elections website or your local registrar.

to the second bold text line item ... how it's "some" is beyond my comprehension...

Another Blow: Virginia Fraternal Order of Police Come Out Swinging, Absolutely Demolish Jay Jones

Quote:Things have continued to escalate from there. On Monday, Delegate Carrie Coyner ®, whom Jones sent the texts to, further alleged that he also wished death on police officers during their follow-up phone call.

In response, the Virginia Fraternal Order of Police came out swinging, calling Jones' words "unacceptable" while proclaiming he's "not fit for office." The statement goes on to demand he "withdraw from the Attorney General race immediately."

Wishing that police officers would die to soothe faux political concerns seems like an issue for a guy who wants to be the chief law enforcement officer in the state. I'm fairly certain that the relationship would be strained from the start if Jones were to win. That's not to say his comments about the police are worse than, you know, wanting the children of his political opponents to die, but they hit home in a very practical way, given he's running to be attorney general.

At this point, if Virginians don't shun this guy, they deserve what they get. Jones has proven himself to be the lowest of the low when it comes to political figures. From his scamming a court to use a community service sentence to promote his own campaign to his support for "transitioning" children against the wishes of parents, to the grotesque words revealed in the last week, he is not fit for office.

With that said, because Jones is clearly a scumbag, you expect him to be a scumbag. What's truly telling about this episode is that every single major Democrat has lined up behind him, with most deflecting to Donald Trump, who is not running for any office in Virginia. There apparently is no bottom for the left, and that reality is being laid bare for everyone to see. Again, I sincerely hope Virginians vote accordingly.

These are self-disqualifying statements.

(10-06-2025 05:56 PM)stinkfist Wrote:  

(10-06-2025 05:35 PM)hburg Wrote:  The biggest problem VA has is NOVA. Spamberger is from there I believe and you see how crazy left she is.

maybe this will help as well ... from grok...

Quote:Yes, voter rolls in Virginia are actively being reviewed and maintained as part of ongoing list maintenance processes, including recent efforts to remove suspected noncitizens and ineligible voters. This includes routine activities like matching records against death notifications, felony convictions, address changes, and DMV data for citizenship verification, as required by state law (e.g., Va. Code §24.2-404.3 and §24.2-410).

A key development is Governor Glenn Youngkin's Executive Order 53, issued on September 12, 2025, which directs the Department of Elections to enhance voter roll accuracy by coordinating with federal agencies (e.g., DHS and EAC) for data sharing and expeditiously removing ineligible voters in compliance with state and federal law. This builds on prior orders and a program initiated in August 2025 to flag and cancel registrations of suspected noncitizens using DMV data, allowing affected voters 14 days to verify citizenship.

This program faced legal challenges under the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), which prohibits systematic removals within 90 days of a federal election (starting around August 5, 2025, for the November 4 election). A federal judge ordered restorations for over 1,600 affected registrations (some belonging to U.S. citizens) and halted further systematic purges, but the U.S. Supreme Court stayed that order on October 30, 2025 (just before the prior election), allowing Virginia to resume removals of suspected noncitizens. Eligible voters impacted can still register or re-register via same-day registration through Election Day.

As of October 6, 2025, with the November 4 general election approaching, these reviews continue under the executive order's directives, focusing on security and accuracy, though individual removals (e.g., for death or felony) remain permissible outside systematic programs. For the latest status, check the Virginia Department of Elections website or your local registrar.

to the second bold text line item ... how it's "some" is beyond my comprehension...

With the turnover of people in DC living out in the burbs, you know there are tons of people listed on those voter rolls that have long since moved on. My guess is most are registered Democrats.

I am totally against this kind of rhetoric. Is this not the same stuff you spout about protestors? Shoot a few center mass, I think was one of the quotes in another thread.
Some of you have selective morals.

Spanberger could put *her* election on ice — probably with a big margin to spare — if she would hold a press conference, withdraw her support for Jay Jones and say that he is unfit for public office. It will be interesting to see if she has the nerve to do that.

(10-07-2025 09:45 AM)ragin4u Wrote:  I am totally against this kind of rhetoric. Is this not the same stuff you spout about protestors? Shoot a few center mass, I think was one of the quotes in another thread.
Some of you have selective morals.