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BREAKING: Ed Gillespie Throws Support Behind Donald Trump for President 

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From the Democratic Party of Virginia; this should automatically rule out Ed Gillespie for Governor of Virginia among any Virginian who believes Donald Trump to be a bigot, demagogue, buffoon, neo-fascist, etc.

Gillespie joins Corey Stewart in support of Trump; Wittman remains silent on Presidential pick

Moments ago, Republican Gubernatorial candidate Ed Gillespie threw his full support behind Donald Trump:

Graham Moomaw
@gmoomaw · May 4, 2016
.@EdWGillespie: “Republican voters have nominated Donald Trump for president, and I will vote for him…”
TWITTER
Graham Moomaw
@gmoomaw · May 4, 2016
Gillespie says election not only decides White House, but Supreme Court “for a generation or more”
TWITTER

“The Trump-Gillespie-Stewart platform would be nothing short of a disaster for Virginians,” said Emily Bolton of the Democratic Party of Virginia. “Ed Gillespie has serious questions to answer for voters about why he supports Donald Trump and his dangerous stances on women’s rights, immigration, and treatment of Muslim Americans.”

While Corey Stewart is Trump’s campaign chair in Virginia, Gillespie had been silent for months on the Presidential race.

With Gillespie’s newfound support of Trump, Virginians are left with several questions:

  • Does Gillespie support Donald Trump’s plan to build a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border?
  • Does Gillespie agree with Donald Trump that women should be punished for seeking abortions?
  • Does Gillespie agree with Donald Trump that Islam hates America and that Muslims should be banned from traveling to the United States?
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