Video: Terry for Virginia Releases Two New TV Ads Exposing Glenn Youngkin’s Dangerous Wall Street Record

Glenn Youngkin: “I Will Own Everything That Happened At Carlyle”

MCLEAN, VA – Terry for Virginia today released two new TV ads, “Small Smiles” and “Neglect,” exposing the truth about Glenn Youngkin’s dangerous Wall Street record, which includes cutting costs and harming vulnerable seniors and children in order to turn a profit. Glenn Youngkin is proud of this record and even boasted that he “will own everything that happened at Carlyle.” This important piece of his record shows Virginians the full picture of how Glenn earned hundreds of millions of dollars while Americans suffered from the cut-throat practices of his Wall Street firm.

Under Glenn Youngkin’s leadership, his private equity company took over Small Smiles, a chain of children’s dental clinics that harmed children through unnecessary medical procedures in order to increase corporate profits. Similarly, Youngkin’s firm took over ManorCare, a chain of nursing homes that neglected and mistreated seniors after cuts were made to increase profits.

This summer, explosive reporting from the Associated Press further outlined the harm suffered by working families under Youngkin’s leadership of the Carlyle Group. Under his leadership, Glenn Youngkin’s company shipped jobs overseas, closed U.S. factories, and raised rents on seniors living in mobile homes, forcing some to choose between food, medicine and housing. Youngkin’s failed record and predatory behaviors make it clear that Virginia voters can’t trust him to lead the Commonwealth.

WATCH SMALL SMILES HERE

News Anchor: Small Smiles, a string of dental clinics preying on unsuspecting poor families.

Narrator: As a Wall Street executive Glenn Youngkin took over this chain of dental clinics, increasing corporate profits through serious abuse and the performing of unnecessary procedures on children.

News Anchor: Young children bruised from restraints…undergoing multiple root canals…profits over patient care.

Narrator: Glenn Youngkin made millions while children suffered, we can’t trust him to lead Virginia.

WATCH NEGLECT HERE

Narrator: As a Wall Street executive, Glenn Youngkin took over this chain of nursing homes, cutting staff to increase corporate profits.

News Anchor: Conditions got worse as budgets dwindled.

Person 1: You would hit the button and no one would come.

Person 2: Unclean conditions there, understaffing.

Person 3: They just forgot about him.

Narrator: 25,000 seniors faced neglect, abuse or even worse, but Glenn Youngkin, he made over $500 million.

Narrator: Glenn Youngkin is wrong for Virginia.