Virginia Politics by The Virginian Southron

Kaine embraces McAuliffe in Richmond as candidate [for the Governorship of Virginia]

May 6, 2013 / Errin Whack / Washington Post 

“U.S. Senator Timothy M. Kaine, embraced McAuliffe as the candidate most focused on jobs and the priorities that matter to Virginians.” (Whack, Washington Post). 

Whether carpetbagger Tim Kaine endorses carpetbagger Terry McAuliffe or not is not the issue for the sovereign citizens of the nation state of Virginia. Again, I will reiterate, the priorities that matter are: states’ rights, nullification, state government interposition, and secession for the sovereign state of Virginia. Examining carpetbagger McAuliffe’s past political jobs and his work within the Democratic Party, there is a sure sign that he will not interpose the state government, support states’ rights, and act on secession, on behalf of the sovereign citizens of Virginia. It is not the job of a governor to “create jobs”. He does not have the power to do so. If he wants industry to come here (yuk), then he should show support and sign legislation that would be an inducement for industry to move here. Carpetbagger McAuliffe is not the answer for the state of Virginia. He is too embedded with D.C. for any such action to take place here. Jus sayin—Virginian Southron.

 “McAuliffe, a businessman who has never held public office and is unopposed for his party’s nomination.” (Whack, Washington Post).

Though he has never held public office, his work for the DNC and the Clintons has given him enough experience and insight to know what it means to hold political office. He is a progressive/Marxist/Socialist and will drag VA into this environment permanently. Just sayin—Virginian Southron.

McAuliffe’s first ad focuses on family, jobs

May 1, 2013 / Ben Pershing / Washington Post

“My wife, Dorothy, and I have lived in Virginia for over 20 years, and here we’ve raised five children of our own,” McAuliffe continues. “I know nothing is more important to Virginians than creating good jobs that can support a family. That will be my focus every day.” (Pershing, Washington Post).

Carpet bagger McAuliffe and his family are not true Southrons. They may call themselves southerners (and they probably do not), but in the true sense of the word they are not southerners. They do not know what true southern culture is and they do not want to know either. Even though carpetbagger McAuliffe is a Catholic, he supports Obamacare and abortion (which I don’t understand who he can support abortion and still maintain his beliefs). Jus sayin—Virginian Southron.

References

Whack, Errin. Kaine embraces McAuliffe in Richmond as candidate most focused on jobs, economy. Washington Post, dtd May 6, 2013

Pershing, Benjamin. McAuliffe’s first ad focuses on family, jobs. Washington Post, dtd 1 May 2013