As Inflation Rocks Virginia, McAuliffe
Turns To Democrat Big Guns
Posted By: Black Conservative Voice, 10/13/2021 6:37:30 AM
While Virginia voters feel the impact of the Democrats’ economic agenda less than one month away from electing a new governor, gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe taps Democrat big guns Barack Obama, Joe Biden, Stacey Abrams, and Jill Biden to join him on the campaign trial. Last year, Democrat governor Ralph Northam signed a law that increased the state’s gas tax by 30 percent. Coupled with the rising costs of the Biden Administration, Virginia gas prices increased to a level not seen since October 2014, with the average cost per gallon at $3.08.
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He'll win, don't fall for it folks. just like the California recall, you see how that turned out. this is just to make it look like they are campaigning and Obama still has political muscle. it's all show. they will manufacture the votes needed to keep him in office!