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One such case involves Jay Jones, the Democrat running for attorney general in Virginia, who publicly wished death upon his political opponents and their children. While Democrats condemned these comments as "terrible," no prominent party leaders called on Jones to withdraw from the race. This reticence has led many observers to question whether wishing harm upon opponents' families disqualifies a candidate from holding office, or if such sentiments are overlooked when it suits political narratives.