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Vance calls on ‘deranged’ Jay Jones to drop out of Virginia attorney general race after violent texts emerge
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Washington Examiner
Vice President JD Vance called for Virginia Democratic Attorney General candidate Jay Jones to drop out of the race after threatening text messages from Jones were leaked.
Jones reportedly texted a Virginia Republican in 2022 that he wished to shoot former Virginia House Speaker Dan Gilbert and wished violence on his children.
The messages have drawn a bipartisan response for Jones to apologize or drop out of the Virginia attorney general’s race entirely.
Glenn Youngkin (R-VA) called Jones’s text messages “beyond disqualifying” earlier on Saturday.
He apologized after an initial statement in which he suggested that many people send text messages they regret.