‘Pissed off’: Terence Sears fumes as wife kept from campaign stops by Democratic session
Virginia second gentleman Terence Sears rallied with the GOP ticket in his wife’s stead Friday as Democrats continued to pull Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears off the campaign trail to have...
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Virginia second gentleman Terence Sears rallied with the GOP ticket in his wife’s stead Friday as Democrats continued to pull Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears off the campaign trail to have her preside over their last-minute redistricting amendment session. The typically soft-spoken Sears fumed at party politicking as he headlined an event at the Obenshain family farm in Montgomery County, not far from Virginia Tech. The rally was supposed to feature his wife, who was instead stuck 200 miles away at the state capitol. Sears said a similar situation occurred in Fredericksburg Thursday, when Democrats’ activities kept Earle-Sears in the Senate president’s chair. MAN WHO WENT VIRAL FOR HECKLING WINSOME SEARS WITH RACIST COMMENT DEALT ANOTHER BLOW AFTER GETTING FIRED "I was pissed off because of what the Democrats have done to my wife," Sears, a retired Marine Corps lieutenant, said. "And let me tell you that I'm thoroughly pissed off now." Sears said Earle-Sears was looking forward to the rally hosted by a prominent Virginia Republican family whose kin represent Blacksburg, Shawsville, Harrisonburg and Luray in the legislature. SPANBERGER DEFENDS ABORTION AD CRITICIZING SEARS AFTER BERNIE WARNS AGAINST HIGHLIGHTING ISSUE "She would’ve loved to have been here with you, but you see the games that they’re playing and the shenanigans that they’re pulling to keep her off the campaign trail. … If you do not want to become Maryland or California, then you need to get out there and vote," he said, adding he traveled from their home in Winchester, several hours north near the Old Line State, to stump in Southside Virginia . VA DEMS REJECT RESOLUTION CONDEMNING POLITICAL VIOLENCE WHILE HOUSE SPEAKER CUTS OFF JAY JONES REFERENCES Sears said his wife and others on the ticket would help Virginia remain a safe place to live and put a focus on educational advancement. Del. Chris Obenshain, R-Blacksburg , and Rep. Morgan Griffith, R-Va., were also featured at the event. TOP GOP GROUP DRO…