Why Is The Soros of Charlottesville Throwing Money At Amanda Chase?
Why Is The Soros of Charlottesville Throwing Money At Amanda Chase?
Maybe it’s because Michael Bills knows what she represents — and is merely negotiating the price.
Perhaps you have never heard of Michael Bills, the Charlottesville hedge fund billionaire who has financed much of Virginia’s slide to the progressive left over the last few years — but Amanda Chase (I-Chesterfield) certainly has.
So as (h)Amanda Chase places her nose in the progressive trough, it is important for Republicans to know which birds of a feather she has chosen to associate with — not to mention how fat her account has grown at the expense of her so-called principles.
In fact, not only did Amanda Chase take $5,000 from the backers and funders of “Green Antifa” — she did it twice, once just recently and again in 2019.
So who else is Amanda Chase climbing into bed with (besides neo-Nazi and alt-right scum)? Why none other than progressive renegade and Democratic AG contender Jay Jones, whose campaign received a $100,000 boost from Michael Bills’ campaign slush fund, Clean Virginia. Just in case you’re wondering? They really don’t like on another:
One really has to ask themselves.
What on earth is Chase thinking by taking $5,000 from Clean Virginia — twice? What is Michael Bills buying for his $5,000 donation that cost him $100,000 when he bought it from Jones?
More alarming to conservatives should be these questions: Why is Chase’s vote 20x cheaper than Jones? What else is Chase willing to sell for just as smidge more money? What could Bill’s actually buy from Amanda Chase for $10,000? $50,000?
Who else — and what darker forces — does Amanda Chase owe? Enough to show up to a neo-Nazi rally in Richmond? Enough to sell out 2A supporters? The right to life? Fiscal conservatives? Law enforcement?
Either way, if you’re taking money from the George Soros of Charlottesville? If you’re negotiating your price tag?
Don’t expect to be called a conservative.
Thankfully Chase’s clown version of George Wallace is more amusing than serious. But the next time you see Chase pretending to be a conservative, ask her point blank — name one other conservative in Virginia (much less America) that takes money from Green Antifa and the poor man’s version of George Soros?
The answer won’t be good enough, but it will be hilarious to listen to her lie.
Either way, if you’re going to sell out? Sell out for $100,000 big ones like Jones did. . . don’t settle for a mere $5K — right?
Maybe?
Shaun Kenney is the editor of The Republican Standard, former chairman of the Board of Supervisors for Fluvanna County, and a former executive director of the Republican Party of Virginia.