New WinSome Earle-Sears ad accuses the Top DEM of being soft on illegal immigrant crime
EXCLUSIVE: Virginia Winsoome Earle-Sears Lieutenant He published the first ad, which directly faces her democratic opponent, former American Ambassador Abigail Spanberger, Tuesday.
Ad He intends to connect Spanberger, who previously represented Washington’s nature around Fredericksburg, Culpeper and King George, with the move of violent crimes that illegal immigrants in an otherwise safe region.
The ad is opening from the TV news reporting the arrest of a Honduran national in charge of “the abduction with the intention of defiling and rape” after allegedly robbed and attacked a woman at the popular W & of Rail Trail near the John Foster International Airport.
“He was found guilty of a separate sex crime just days earlier, but he was released 25 days earlier,” one journalist heard.
The ad then reproduces the installation of clippings and comments of similar incidents in Loudoun, Fairfax and Arlington from journalists, including Fox News’ Laura Ingraham.
The ad is then focused on the focus of Spanberger, showing former President Joe Biden, who is accused by Republicans of engineering loose border policy, calling her a “friend”.
CNN Capitol Hill Manu Gai’s clip appears, and a journalist said Spanberger “seems to be left of Joe Biden to the left.”
“I find I’m progressive,” Spanberger says in the clip.
“No, I don’t support the border wall,” she says in another.
Earle-Sears said Spanberger “voted for open boundaries, voted for the cities of the shrine, voted that our schools would turn into shelters for these illegal criminal elements, and we don’t have it.”
WinSome Earle-Sears and Abigail Spanberger (Getty)
Spanberger spokesman called the ad “attempt to distract” that comes from the “campaign facing a tumultuous, messy Republican primary”.
Earle-Sears is facing former State Del David Larock of Berryville and former state-owned Senator Amend Chase of Colonial Heights at the Primary GOP.
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“Abigail is a former CIA officer of the Federal Law Officer who defended our country from terrorism, followed the cartels and arrested criminals,” a spokesman said.
“And as a member of the Congress, she led the double -sided accounts that President Trump and President Biden signed to disrupt the trade of fentanil in our input ports, the fight against Mexican cartels and secured our boundaries,” the spokesman added. “He understands the safety threats that Virginia’s families face. And as the next Governor of Virginia, she will use her experience to help protect Virginian and break the violent offenders.”
Peyton Vogel, a spokesman for Earle-Sears, opposed Spanberger supported “reckless immigration policies that made Virginia less safe.”
“She voted against the deportation of illegal immigrants convicted of violent crimes, placing politics in front of public security. The consequences of her decisions are devastating – real families, real victims and real tragedies that could have been prevented,” Vogel said.
Survey recently interviewed by Washington Examiner about what is one of only two Governor Governor races this year – the other is New Jersey – indicated dry in Earle is better among the Republicans than Spanberger among Democrats.
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Survey, Buchanan from Cygnal, also said that the return of Donald Trump’s output President influences the race.
Since the unexpected Vlada Glenn Youngkin’s victory over the former Vlad Terry McAuliffe in 2021, Virginia voters consistently favored Democrats in every big race.
The left now closely controls Richmond’s legislation with two votes in each chamber, and the Democratic Senator Tim Kaina has firmly defeated Republican challenger Hung Caoa in November in the country.
Trump also lost Virginia with about six points, but supporters said that he successfully narrowed the typical gap in both “Blue” in 2025, according to the Gubernator competition, the alleged sign of GOP’s re -rise.
Virginia State Capitol (Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Youngkin’s victory influenced the issue of public security, especially in North Virginia counties marked In his ad.
Youngkin also spent a lot of time running 400 to 500 miles on the other side of the community in its southwestern counties, such as Lee, Dickenson and Wise, which are sparsely populated but very Republican.
