Summary
Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia, canceled a fundraiser due to backlash over texts he sent in 2022. The texts, where he mentioned "saving two bullets" for a Republican leader, sparked controversy. Many Democrats, including senators, condemned his comments, though Jones has apologized.
Key Facts
- Jay Jones is running for attorney general in Virginia.
- He canceled a fundraiser at author David Baldacci's home.
- The cancellation followed controversy over texts from 2022.
- The texts mentioned "saving two bullets" for a Republican leader.
- Jones has apologized for his remarks.
- Sen. Tim Kaine was supposed to attend the event and criticized Jones' comments.
- Democratic donors will get refunds for the canceled fundraiser.
- Many Democrats criticized Jones but have not asked him to quit the race.
