Hayley Caronia

He's sorry that the text messages came out.

So he said, you know, I can't take back what I said in these text messages.

I can only take full accountability and say sorry.

And a new poll showed that less than half of voters in Virginia saw those texts as disqualifying.

46%, that is less than half, said that they were disqualifying.

25% said that they were disconcerting.

10% not concerning at all.

And he had enough votes to win.

So these people didn't just accept Jay Jones's apology and move on to vote blue no matter who.

They agree.

Democrat voters in Virginia do not think that fantasizing about killing your political opponents and their children is disqualifying.

They willingly elected that piece of shit as their attorney general.

And how can Virginians feel safe?

How can they trust that their attorney general won't target them because of their political differences?

Will nobody be above the law under Attorney General Jones or will he just treat Republicans differently because he thinks they are subhuman fascists who deserve to die?

And he's actually not the only politician to wish death on a Republican.

This is Haley McKnight.

She is a Helena City Commissioner candidate.

And she left a phone message for Montana Republican Senator Tim Sheehy over the summer, saying that she wished that he would contract pancreatic cancer and die in the street like a dog.

Die in the street like a dog.