GOP’s Earle-Sears warns Dem opponent: ‘Objects are closer than they appear’

Richmond, go. – EXCLUSIVE: Lieutenant-Governor of Virginie WinSome Earle-Sears has been officially appointed the Candidate for the Governor of the Republican Party Tuesday evening, and during an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital, she described herself as “not a very conventional candidate”.

She said that her goal was to reach voters through the political spectrum while working to keep the Capitol of the historic state of Virginia – the oldest in America – under republican leadership.

She also talked about her personal history and her political platform, and why they both resonate with voters. Earle-Sears was Asked about governance at a time when there is uncertainty and tensions in the country and abroad.

“Regarding security and security, isn’t that the first real role of the political leader?” She told Fox News Digital.

“It is to make sure everyone is safe [because] We cannot talk about economic development, we cannot talk about education, we cannot talk about energy, we cannot speak of affordable housing, if you are not safe. “”

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“”[I]F You want to protest, of course. You must exercise your right of protest. But you have to do it safely and you shouldn’t threaten others. “”

During his speech at the Jackson Ward Hippodrome Theater from Richmond, Earle-Sears said She has confidence in her quest to keep Richmond in her republican hands.

Part of the successful strategy of Governor Glenn Youngkin in 2021 was to make votes in republican regions in the southwest of Virginia, where people also identified with the president Donald TrumpMessage from the “Forgotten Man and Woman”.

Earle -Sears stressed that in some parts of the region, residents live closer to up to six other state capitals than their own – and often feel that politicians show up during the electoral season, then disappear.

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In this regard, Earle-Sears promised his first act as governor would be to open a “second” office of the governor in the rural Western extent of the former Dominion. This decision, she said, is part of a broader message which must be heard more in politics.

“”Everyone wants to be heard, “she said.” I made a promise that I would not be one of these types of politicians. “”

Conversely, she said, people in blue areas like the suburbs of Washington, DC, also have the right to hear a conservative message and to make leaders from all sides respond to them. “I mean, I look like the kind of people who normally vote democratic, and I am not. And so I call on all voters.

“My message is a common sense message that no matter where you come from life, whatever the color you are, whatever the country where you come from, when you came to America and you have tried and here you are succeeding is what we need.”

During her speech, she explained how her father brought her to the United States as a young girl, landing in New York with $ 1.75 to her name – and how her father could probably never imagine that her daughter in a generation would be ready for the highest post.

“Here, I am, second in command in the former capital of the Confederation,” said Earle-Sears. “Don’t tell me that America has not changed.”

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She also issued a warning to her democratic opponent, Rep. Abigail Spanberger, D-VA.

The GOP candidate, currently behind Spanberger by low -cost figures, used the idiom of a car traveling on the road and the driver who looks in their lateral mirror and reading the sticker: “The objects are closer than they appear.”

Spanberger organized a separate event on Monday in his Lycée Alma Mater on Monday in the county of Henrico, with a crowd of around 400, according to reports.

Fox News Digital also contacted the Spanberger campaign before election day.

To Tucker High School, Spanberger said that being back reminded him “why this fight is worth fighting”.

“I was lucky to have incredible opportunities here. I was lucky to have educators who were deeply concerned about the future of their students. I was lucky. And now I want to make sure that each student, every family and each community of Virginia have these same opportunities …”, said Spanberger.

Senator of State Schuyler Vanvalkenburg, D-SHORT PUMP, who also spoke, called Spanberger a “Henrico HOMETOWN Hero”.