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Spanberger Campaign Admits Taking Cash From the Democrat Party’s Biggest Bogey Man – RedState

We’ve written repeatedly here on the pages of RedState about how Democrat Abigail Spanberger, who’s running against Republican Winsome Earle-Sears to be Virginia’s next governor, has spent most of her campaign spewing platitudes and avoiding answering important questions. I’ve called her “Joe Biden in heels” due to her refusing to come out of her metaphorical basement to let voters know who she really is and what she’s all about. 





Of course, if voters knew what Abigail Spanberger was all about, they might find it hard to vote for her (except for the crazies in Northern Virginia – they’ll happily vote for insanity). Far from being the folksy “just a mom to three daughters,” Spanberger is radically pro-abortion, pro-trans agenda, pro-illegal immigration, pro-DEI, and anti-woman. When she was in Congress, she took gobs of cash from teachers’ unions and advocated keeping kids out of school during COVID. 


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Oh, and she’s really mad that she has to deal with the Jay Jones death-fantasy texting scandal, which she has handled horribly by refusing to call on him to drop out of the attorney general race. 

And, now, we’re finding out that Spanberger has quietly taken money from AIPAC, the non-profit and PAC with a mission to strengthen the relationship between the United States and Israel. This is a big no-no for Democrats because their side loves to paint AIPAC as the evil “Jewish lobby” that controls Washington, D.C. The far-left faction that currently controls the Democrat Party has demonized AIPAC for years, particularly since the October 7 atrocity, and positioned the party, with a few exceptions like Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) and Rep. Ritchie Torres (D-NY-15), as being virulently anti-Israel.





Amy Curtis over at our sister site, Townhall, nabbed the exclusive on Spanberger accepting the AIPAC money. A campaign organizer by the name of Fredrica-Maame Ama Deegbe was caught on hidden camera admitting Spanberger took the money, saying it’s a “huge concern” for some Democrat voters and lamenting “nothing will change” if Spanberger wins. Presumably, this means the “From the river to the sea” crowd won’t get their way.

WATCH:

“Yes, she’s taken like AIPAC money,” Deegbe said in the video. “I know that was also a huge concern for some of our voters, too.”

Deegbe then remarked, “Should I not have told you that?” and joked, “Are you wearing a wire?”

There is a large anti-Israel contingent in the Democratic Party base who might find this interesting.

After admitting Spanberger took donations from AIPAC, Degee also noted the campaign is flush with cash.

“She doesn’t need any more money,” Deegbe said. “It would be a crime, honestly, if they gave her more money.”

“No more money. No more money. She has enough,” Deegbe added.

By accepting the money, Spanberger risks running afoul of many of her former colleagues in Congress. Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY-14) once said of the organization, “AIPAC endorsed scores of Jan 6th insurrectionists. They are no friend to American democracy. They are one of the more racist and bigoted PACs in Congress as well, who disproportionately target members of color. They are an extremist organization that destabilizes US democracy.”





Just ask Chuck Schumer what happens when you get on AOC’s bad side. 

At this point, the question that should be on the mind of every Virginia voter is this: What else is Abigail Spanberger hiding? It seems like the only thing voters can actually count on from her is that she’ll say and do whatever it takes to get elected — and hope nobody’s paying attention.


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