Appointee has history of political scandals, little experience outside politics
Posted on 11/20/2013 8:01:09 PM PST by Baynative
Virginia Governor-elect Terry McAuliffe’s first cabinet appointment was his deputy campaign manager and a former GreenTech Automotive executive Levar Stoney.
McAuliffe announced Monday that Stoney will be secretary of the commonwealth.
Before joining McAuliffe’s campaign, Stoney served as director of public and government affairs for GreenTech, McAuliffe’s scandal-tainted electric car company, for nearly three years.
GreenTech is currently under multiple federal investigations regarding its improper use of a foreign investor visa program. The company has also failed to meet multiple job promises and production estimates.
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Let the fleecing begin!
I wonder if McAwful will come after the Virginians’ guns. It will be almost comical if he does. VA is truly “stuck on stupid”, as someone else said earlier; I am borrowing their keen line.
He’s smiling because he knows that he’s about to become very rich. Way to go Virginia!
Stand by for the Ram Virginia, you asked for it.
It’s coming deep and hard.
One thing is for certain with this scumbag McAuliffe, graft and corruption will be involved in all decisions.
Virginia needs to prepare itself for the most corrupt government in its history.
If you ever need some tires slashed I hear this is your go to guy.
“I wonder if McAwful will come after the Virginians’ guns. “
Bloomberg paid for him to do just that and he better do it. Bloomies money paid for those last 10% of the precincts.
And so it begins...
Terryble Awful and his cronies are all your Virginy.
Or should I say YOU are all theirs....?
BOHICA VA. You’re about to get what you and NYC voted for. They say it’s less painful if you don’t struggle.
Do you think Virginians are capable of such preparation? They are stuck on stupid.
The more I think of people from VA the more irate I become. But I guess it’s just the DC vote overwhelming the “little people” elsewhere.
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