They just can’t help themselves
It’s all out in the open now: leftists hate patriots and want them dead. With a handful of exceptions (John Fetterman), and contrary to their pious rhetoric about “our democracy,” they don’t really believe in the free exchange of ideas at all, or in the possibility that someone might hold an opinion different from their own without thereby becoming the devil in human form. They want their opponents silenced. They want their opponents driven from the public square. And yes, they want their opponents dead.
Hyperbole? By no means. Consider, by way of example, the case of Jay Jones, the incoming attorney general of Virginia. In the heat of his campaign for that office, Jones was revealed to have written that he wished a House Republican colleague would get “two bullets to the head,” and that the same colleague’s wife would watch their child die in her arms, for “only when people feel pain personally do they move on policy.”
That wasn’t even the worst of it. The worst of it was that Jones’ Democrat comrades didn’t mind any of this. For them, to talk about it at all was just more Republican dirty tricks. Instead of repudiating him and withdrawing their endorsement of his candidacy, Virginia Democrats lined up to reaffirm their support for Jones, and he won a comfortable victory over his Republican voters.
If a man of that caliber can coast into the Virginia attorney general job, it should come as no surprise anymore whenever a leftist wishes a bloody and painful death upon those whom he fears and hates, and leftists all over the country are happy to oblige. Another leftist has been venting his bloodlust against a patriot in the unexpected setting of the Marlboro Township School Board in Marlboro, New Jersey.
On that board is Aditi Gandhi, whose husband Mitesh is a far-left ideologue, and Danielle Bellomo, who is a Trump-supporting patriot. Like Jay Jones, Mitesh Gandhi has vented his spleen in text messages that have now come to light. The New York Post reported Saturday that Mitesh Gandhi wrote of his wife’s MAGA colleague: “I swear she can’t die soon enough… I’m gonna slaughter her now.” In another message, Gandhi doubled down on the apparent boast that he himself was going to do away with Bellomo, claiming that he was “already working on a few things.”
In another message, Mitesh Gandhi wrote of Bellomo: “Need this b**ch to crack.” He referred to Bellomo as “a lying c**t” and “a fn bats**t c**t.” He added: “About to really f her life up now lol.” On other occasions, however, Gandhi appeared to back off from his boast that he would murder Bellomo himself, writing: “Mission is to just let her die by herself lol” and “we pivot to making her life miserable in other ways.”
Gandhi wasn’t alone in his hatred for Danielle Bellomo. The Post notes that “Gandhi was previously accused of taking part in the ‘This B**ch Needs to Die’ group chat with the Marlboro board of ed vice president Chad Hyett, former board candidates Scott Semaya and Nirav Kadakia, and former public school teacher Lenny Thor.” None of these stalwart leftist public servants seem to have had a problem with the group chat’s name, or with what was said there. --->READ MORE HERE
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| Mike Kropf/Richmond Times-Dispatch via AP, Pool, File |
Democrat Jay Jones won Virginia’s race for attorney general, NBC News projected, prevailing in spite of a scandal over leaked text messages that showed Jones fantasized about killing a Republican lawmaker and his family — remarks that rocked the final weeks of the campaign and drew condemnation from both sides of the aisle, though few calls from fellow Democrats for Jones to to drop out.
Jones’ victory Tuesday was one of the most closely watched of the night, with analysts looking to see whether Virginia Democrats would split their ticket given Jones' violent texts. In the end, any ticket splitting was not enough to swing the race. Tuesday's result capped a tumultuous final month that saw national Republican condemnation, Democratic hesitation and equivocation, and a barrage of attack ads. Yet voters delivered Jones a narrow win over Republican incumbent Jason Miyares, who had served in the role since 2022.
The controversy that blew open a typically staid attorney general race stemmed from 2022 messages Jones sent to Republican Delegate Carrie Coyner. In the texts, he imagined a hypothetical scenario where, given two bullets and the option of shooting Adolf Hitler, Pol Pot or then-House Speaker Todd Gilbert, he’d choose Gilbert — twice. He also referred to Gilbert and his wife as “breeding little fascists.”
Jones admitted to sending the messages after National Review published screenshots in early October. “I am embarrassed, ashamed, and sorry,” he said in a statement. “I cannot take back what I said; I can only take full accountability and offer my sincere apology.” He later said he had reached out to Gilbert’s family to apologize directly.
The scandal engulfed the race almost immediately. Miyares’ campaign responded with aggressive attack ads, and national Republicans joined in. President Donald Trump, Vice President J.D. Vance, and House Speaker Mike Johnson all called for Jones to withdraw. The Republican Governors Association funneled more than $1.5 million into Virginia down-ballot races to support Miyares and tie Jones to other Democrats.
Debate Dominated by Scandal and Sharp Exchanges
At their only debate on Oct. 16 at the University of Richmond, the text scandal took center stage. Miyares opened by quoting Abraham Lincoln: “Character is what you do in the dark when no one is watching. But now we know what he [Jones] was doing in the dark.” --->READ MORE HERE
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