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Virginia Prosecutor General Jason Miyares and Lieutenant Governor Wins Erl-Shirs inflicted a blister of one or two strokes this weekend, saying that Democrat candidate Agay Jones was disqualified after the appearance of texts in which he wanted the death of children of the republican rival.
Coordinated convictions marked the most aggressive escalation, but in conflict, which turned Virginia's policy into a fever, heading for National election observation in 2025Field
“Jay Jones showed that he was reckless, biased and ready to exchange his honesty,” Miyares wrote in an open letter in Virginia, published on social networks in late Saturday. “This behavior is disqualified.”
In a few hours, Sirs went on stage To deliver comments and accuse the democrats of “absorbed in hatred.”
Virginia, Lieutenant, Governor Wins Erl-Shirs, performs on the catwalk on Saturday, October 4, 2025, after the texts of the candidate of the Democrats Prosecutor Jay Jones appeared, in which he wished the death of children-republican rival. (Pool)
“The enemy among us, devouring us in Virginia and in America today,” Sirs said in a fiery speech. “Jay Jones fantasizes about the dead little children lying lifeless in the arms of their mother. And yet he is running for the prosecutor general, our chief law enforcement officer. ”
Shokhi followed the publication of private text messages in 2022, in which Jones, then The rising star of the DemocratHe said that he hoped that the former speaker of the Republican Chamber of Todd Gilbert would die. When he was challenged, Jones doubled, saying that such grief could be a “good thing” if it advanced his policy.
Since then, Jones apologizedCalling the comments “embarrassing and shameful,” and said that he personally turned to Gilbert and his family.
Virginia Prosecutor General Jason Miyares sits behind the portrait in his office in Richmond, Virginia, on Tuesday, May 9, 2023. (Ryan M. Kelly/AP photo)
But the Republicans from Virginia said that the damage is irreversible. Miyares, who served as the Prosecutor General since 2022, wrote that as a prosecutor he “sat with crying victims and mourning families” and heard “the cries of the parent who lost the child.” He nobody said: “At least, a candidate for the Higher Law enforcement department of Virginia, should never relate to such pain as a political instrument.”
The letter of Miyares put the bets of the race in a simple language. “If you think that you can wish death from a political opponent – vote for my enemy,” he wrote. “If you think that children are worth the death of children to advance your political goals – vote for my enemy. If you want to give a green light to violent crazy people, vote for my enemy. ”
The Prosecutor General said that his own oath obliges him to protect each Virginia, “regardless of whether they are a democrat or a Republican.” He added: “I can’t imagine that someone ran for this work that advocates violence.”
SIRS expanded her criticism outside Jones, connecting her comments on the culture of what she called the democrat “rage of politics.”
The candidate of the Prosecutor General of Virginia Jerroled Jarrow Jones performs at an event in Norfolka, Virginia. (Trevor Metcalfe/Virginian-Pilot/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
“The leadership of the Democratic Party is inciting to violence as a strategy for victory in power,” Sirs said. She noted that the candidate for Governor's candidate Abigail Salberger called on his supporters to “let your rage fill you.”
“Well, the words matter,” Sirs continued. “Fury is defined as cruel, uncontrolled anger.” She warned Virginia to pay attention, citing past threats and attacks on the Republicans throughout the country, with attempts at 2022 about the life of Judge Brett Cavanano at school executions aimed at Christians.
“The unstable triggers pulls,” Sirs added, “but they are inspired by hatred, tolerant and enthusiastic leadership of the Democratic Party.”
Both Republicans created a contradiction as a turning point in the 2025 elections.
“Until this week, this race has been about competing views on public security,” Miyares wrote. “Now we are talking about basic fitness for a public office.”
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SIRS closed its speech with a request for unity and faith: “As an immigrant, I saw what is happening when the left destroy the foundations of freedom.”
“Let each of us act to protect our favorite community of Virginia and a gift from God, who is the United States of America,” concluded Sirs.
Fox News Digital did not receive answers at the request of the comment from SEARS, MIYARES or Jones during the publication.
Greg Norman from Fox News Digital, Daniel Wallace and Charles Kreutz contributed to this report.
