This *alone* should eliminate Winsome Earle-Sears from consideration for the votes of literally EVERY SINGLE Virginian:
“Do Not Fret:” Sears Dismisses Concerns of Virginians Who Lost Jobs Because of Trump
VIRGINIA – A new report from WTOP details the latest example of Winsome Earle-Sears’ defending Donald Trump’s attacks on Virginia’s workforce and economy that have put thousands of Virginians at risk of losing their jobs.
When asked about the federal layoffs that are jeopardizing the jobs and livelihoods of thousands of Virginians instead of offering resources or support to Virginians, Sears gave them this helpful advice: “Do not fret.”
The comments follow her downplaying Virginia job losses to former Trump Co-Chair John Fredericks, saying that “this is life happening” and are the latest in Sears’ ongoing defense of Trump’s attacks on Virginia’s workforce and economy.
Winsome Earle-Sears’ Greatest Hits Dismissing Virginia’s Federal Workers:
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- Winsome Earle-Sears: Do not fret.
- Sears: Don’t worry.
- Winsome Earle-Sears: How many of you have ever lost the job? Raise your hands. I’m raising my hand. I have. Exactly, just about everybody has lost a job.
- Sears: This is life happening. It is life happening. Nothing in this life is guaranteed, well the only thing they say is death and taxes, those are guaranteed.
Winsome Earle-Sears has defended Trump’s attacks on Virginia’s workforce and economy.
- She told the Associated Press that she backed Trump’s efforts and she doubled down.
- She also said Virginians facing layoffs will “be all right.”
- The Youngkin-Sears administration’s response to workers at risk of losing their jobs was “update your resume.”
- As Donald Trump attacked Virginia’s workforce and economy, Sears declared she would help Trump “get the job done” if she were governor.
- Sears has also said “I’m supporting what the President is doing.”
The few resources Sears offered to help Virginians ended up being broken links that led to “404 Page Not Found” website errors.
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