"Virginia is for lovers," but, following Governor-elect Spanberger's recent law enforcement pick, apparently not for Catholics. Already controversial regarding law enforcement bias, Spanberger removed all doubt by tapping as her top cop the agent responsible for the FBI's infamous anti-Catholic memo. Despite running as a moderate Democrat just over a month ago, she couldn't even wait until inauguration to drop the façade.

Democrat Abigail Spanberger brings law enforcement controversy with her when she becomes Virginia's next governor this January. This is because the attorney general who will take office with her is none other than Jay Jones, the candidate who made national headlines by texting he wanted to give "two bullets to the head" of a Republican opponent. Jones gathered yet more notoriety from a reckless driving charge; then came questions that he fudged serving his resulting 1,000 hours of community service, half with his own PAC.

Spanberger earned a role in Jones' shocking behavior by refusing to acknowledge the obvious—that Jones was unqualified to be attorney general—and demanding he drop out of the race.

This is the baggage that Spanberger brings with her........

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