Virginia Republican lieutenant governor nominee E.W. Jackson is at it again - talking crazy. On a radio show with WLEE host Jack Gravely, the host asked Jackson if he still felt that believing in God and voting Democratic were fundamentally incompatible, as Jackson was quoted as saying previously. They then engaged in the following back-and-forth: Gravely: "You are saying for us, we're all wrong, leave that party. And all I'm saying to you is, if you said it before, you still have to believe it, why did you say it?" Jackson: "Oh, oh, oh I do believe it. I said it because that the Democrat Party has become an anti-God party, I think it's an anti-life party, I think it's an anti-family party. And these are all things I think Christians hold to very dearly." While I'm not a religious person and definitely know a larger percentage of such individuals whom are Democrats than Republicans, I still think Jackson's statement was ridiculous, and ...
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