'Is it because you know Glenn Youngkin wants nothing to do with you?' asks the MeidasTouch ad, showing Trump alongside losing GOP candidates.
"We won in 2016. We won in 2020—the most corrupt election in the history of our country, probably one of the most corrupt anywhere," Trump said during his phone call into the event Wednesday."But we're going to win it again."campaigned with the Democratic gubernatorial hopeful on Friday, and Abrams is attending events with him this weekend. President Biden already campaigned with McAuliffe in July.
"I guess this is the difference as a governor," McAuliffe said during a Thursday press call."I'm very proud I got 70 plus percent of my bills passed from a Republican legislature. The inaction on Capitol Hill today is so damaging. Do your job. Quit talking. Quit preening around the press. Get in a room, figure out what has to get done and get it done."
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