An anti-Jay Jones sticker is seen. (Courtesy: RAGA)
The sticker is a reference to an ongoing but murky-in-specifics investigation of Jones following his affirmation of 1,000 community service hours in recompense for a reckless driving arrest.
Five hundred hours were recorded with his own political action committee and another 500 to the state NAACP chapter.
While officials from both outfits swore to the accuracy of the service time, time sheets were never published, and a Fox News Digital Freedom of Information Act request with New Kent County returned no documents, with officials explaining they could not create them under a state code referencing an ongoing investigation.
A Jay Jones texting sticker is seen. (Courtesy: RAGA)
Johnson, a centrist and one of the last Democrats in overwhelmingly conservative southwestern Virginia, had recently died and Gilbert had offered a eulogy for him.
Jones told Coyner he suspected Johnson was too cozy with Gilbert and had shared Democratic caucus chatter – leading him to envision the Republican leader being shot twice in the head as an alternative to killing both ex-German chancellor Adolf Hitler and ex-Cambodian militant Pol Pot.
He then envisioned the deaths of Gilbert’s children and said that the lawmaker’s wife Jennifer Gilbert was breeding "little fascists."
Jones later wrote that he wished to urinate on their graves and "send them out awash in something."
That remark was the focus of RAGA’s fifth sticker they were handing out Tuesday – which featured a popular depiction of Calvin from Calvin & Hobbes urinating with a mischievous grin on his face.
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Jay Jones, left; a sticker warning of his scandals, right. (Maxine Wallace/The Washington Post/Getty Images; RAGA via Fox News Digital)
The final sticker read, "Disagree with Jay Jones? He’ll piss on your grave," featuring Calvin urinating on a headstone marked "GOP."
The original version of the Calvin sticker began as a bumper sticker in the 1990s that comic strip artist Bill Watterson considered unauthorized and unlicensed, according to reports at the time.
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