Anti-Trump group takes credit for Virginia tiki torch stunt
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The anti-Donald Trump group The Lincoln Project took credit Friday for five people appearing with tiki torches at a Charlottesville campaign stop by Virginia's GOP candidate
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NORFOLK, Va. (AP) — The anti-Donald Trump group The Lincoln Project took credit Friday for five people appearing with tiki torches at a Charlottesville campaign stop by Virginia's GOP candidate
The Lincoln Project said it sent people with tiki torches to a campaign event held by Virginia GOP gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin on Friday, sparking backlash against the activist group.
The anti-Donald Trump group The Lincoln Project is taking credit for a group of five people holding tiki torches who showed up at a Charlottesville campaign stop by GOP candidate for Virginia governor Glenn Youngkin
The anti-Donald Trump group The Lincoln Project took credit Friday for five people appearing with tiki torches at a Charlottesville campaign stop by GOP gubernatorial nominee Glenn Youngkin, a stunt
During a campaign stop, several people with tiki torches stood next to Youngkin's campaign bus, a repeat of what groups did ahead of the 2017 Unite the Right rally.
Facebook Twitter Reddit LinkedIn Gab Powered by Andrew Kerr, DCNF Democratic gubernatorial candidate Terry McAuliffe denounced the Lincoln Project’s Friday morning tiki torch stunt designed to falsely […]
The anti-Trump group sent people dressed as protesters from the deadly 2017 'Unite the Right' rally to GOP Virginia gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin's campaign bus.
The disgraced anti-Trump group The Lincoln Project is facing intense backlash for orchestrating the viral hoax involving tiki torch-holding individuals associating themselves with the Youngkin campaign.
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