Democrat Ralph Northam has a new campaign flyer out that attempts to not only link Republican Ed Gillespie, his opponent in the Nov. 7 gubernatorial election, to Donald Trump but to the white supremacist Charlottesville protesters as well:
.@RalphNortham’s campaign reaches a new low: exploiting Charlottesville tragedy to score political points https://t.co/JHJiXyZ5V1 #VAGov pic.twitter.com/4IATNh5Qq0
— Eric Wilson (@ericwilson) October 25, 2017
There’s really only one way to describe it:
Despicable… #VaGov https://t.co/qxRG6uj6fl
— Bruce Schlesman (@BruceSchlesman) October 25, 2017
Or maybe two words:
Gross. https://t.co/wReDCQdowR
— RBe (@RBPundit) October 25, 2017
But if you don’t believe us, believe the Roanoke Times that said, Gillespie “and Northam are on the same side here” on “anything related to Charlottesville”:
Roanoke Times: “Gillespie himself has said and done exactly the right things” in response to Charlottesville https://t.co/mwflNFQMel #VAGov pic.twitter.com/CoaddD2zpT
— Eric Wilson (@ericwilson) October 25, 2017
According to the Washington Post, Northam approved the ad and it was paid from by the Democratic Party of Virginia:
The back of the literature features a prominent image of Democratic gubernatorial candidate Ralph Northam, along with Democratic lieutenant governor nominee Justin Fairfax and Attorney General Mark Herring, with the message “This is our chance to stand up to Trump, Gillespie, and hate.” All three Democrats approved the ad, and the Democratic Party of Virginia paid for the mailer.
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— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) October 19, 2017
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— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) October 25, 2017
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