Earle-Sears releases ‘Two Bullets’ ad attacking Spanberger in Virginia

Exclusive: In a new announcement issued on Tuesday, the governor of Virginia and Winsum Earl will focus the opponent of the Abyel Spanberger ruler, as Democrat refused to explicitly call for the scandal of her party’s lawyer.

The advertisement, titled “Two Passions”, begins with the appearance of cars on the screen approval of the message before the narrator begins describing the scandal that developed the Democratic Public Prosecutor, former Norfolk, Virginia, State Representative Jerrauld “Jay” Jones.

“Jay Jones says he wants to put two bullets in a political opponent.”

Then the announcement of a wide clip of Spanberger, a former member of the Virginia conference, said: “Let you be angry.”

The narrator then returns, citing the headlines of the newspapers that “Jones says he hopes that the opponent’s children will die”, before they permeated the “Rage” comment for Spanberger.

“Abyel Spanberger continues to support Jones,” then the narrator says.

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A clip from Spanberger speaks in a march and then plays, saying that voters deserve a “general lawyer defending the people of Virginia.”

“Abeel Spanberger: Standing with him, not us.”

The Spanberger campaign has repeatedly rejected the allegations that the candidate called for political violence, and Spanberger said that the phrase came from her mother – liberal activist Eileen Davis – who urged her and others to write letters and make phone calls based on their political feelings.

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“He has Abyel and will continue to condemn the comments trying to shed light on or justify violence of any type – complete stop,” a spanger spokesman told Fox News Digital.

“Abeel has a long record of work through party lines and ideologies to accomplish matters, and you will continue to combine people as a ruler in the next Virginia.”

SPANBERGER also released its own advertisement targeting Earle-Sears on Tuesday, and criticized it and the Republicans for supporting president Donald Trump’s tax discounts and opposition.

Support Trump’s voices for the ruling ruler’s candidate, admitting that it is a “difficult race”