Virginia Republicans goal Jay Jones with scandal stickers on election day

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FIRST ON FOX : Republicans made a remaining Election Day push to remind voters of the scandals surrounding Virginia Democratic lawyer basic candidate Jay Jones — handing out 5 completely different stickers highlighting them.

State and county governments sometimes provide "I voted" stickers to voters who present as much as the polls as a manner to take pride in doing their biannual responsibility, and the Republican Attorneys Normal Affiliation took the custom one step additional.

4 of the 5 stickers are formatted in a pink circle with an "I didn’t vote for…" tagline: every drawing consideration to considered one of Jones’ scandals .

"I didn’t vote for the ‘get out of jail free’ man," learn one sticker, which featured Jones in a stovepipe hat dressed as Uncle Pennybags from Monopoly.

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An anti-Jay Jones sticker is seen. (Courtesy: RAGA)

The sticker is a reference to an ongoing but murky-in-specifics investigation of Jones following his affirmation of 1,000 neighborhood service hours in recompense for a reckless driving arrest .

5 hundred hours had been recorded along with his personal political motion committee and one other 500 to the state NAACP chapter.

Whereas officers from each outfits swore to the accuracy of the service time, time sheets had been by no means revealed and a Fox Information Digital Freedom of Data Act request with New Kent County returned no paperwork; with officers explaining they might not create them below a state code referencing an ongoing investigation .

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A Jay Jones sticker. (Courtesy: RAGA)

One other sticker learn: "I didn’t vote for the political violence man," whereas a 3rd learn: "I didn’t vote for the two-bullets man."

A fourth learn: "I didn’t vote for the psycho-texts man," all three of which referenced Jones’ texts condemning then-House Speaker Todd Gilbert , R-Shenandoah.

Jones messaged Del. Carrie Coyner, R-Hopewell, that he was incensed at Gilbert’s cozy relationship with the late Del. Joe Johnson, D-Bristol.

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A Jay Jones texting sticker is seen. (Courtesy: RAGA)

Johnson, a centrist and one of many final Democrats in overwhelmingly conservative southwestern Virginia, had just lately died and Gilbert had supplied a eulogy for him.

Jones informed Coyner he suspected Johnson was too cozy with Gilbert and had shared Democratic caucus chatter – main him to examine the Republican leader being shot twice within the head as a substitute for killing each ex-German chancellor Adolf Hitler and ex-Cambodian militant Pol Pot.

He then envisioned the deaths of Gilbert’s youngsters and mentioned that the lawmaker’s spouse Jennifer Gilbert was breeding "little fascists."

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Jones later wrote that he wished to urinate on their graves and "ship them out awash in one thing."

That comment was the main focus of RAGA’s fifth sticker they had been handing out Tuesday – which featured a preferred depiction of Calvin from Calvin & Hobbes urinating with a mischievous grin on his face.

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Jay Jones, left; a sticker warning of his scandals, proper. (Maxine Wallace/The Washington Publish/Getty Photos; RAGA by way of Fox Information Digital)

The ultimate sticker learn, "Disagree with Jay Jones? He’ll piss in your grave," that includes Calvin urinating on a gravestone marked "GOP."

The unique model of the Calvin sticker started as a bumper sticker within the Nineteen Nineties that cartoon artist Invoice Watterson thought of unauthorized and unlicensed, based on reviews on the time.

Charles Creitz is a reporter for Fox Information Digital.

He joined Fox Information in 2013 as a author and manufacturing assistant.

Charles covers media , politics and tradition for Fox Information Digital.

Charles is a Pennsylvania native and graduated from Temple College with a B.A. in Broadcast Journalism. Story ideas might be despatched to charles.creitz@fox.com.