Friends,
Last week Congresswoman Abigail Spanberger revealed for the first time exactly what she did during her time in the CIA. During a closed-door forum, Spanberger bragged about gathering the intel that informed the Obama Administration before they signed the infamous Iran Deal that sent pallets of cash to the terrorist-supporting regime in Iran that was funding and arming terrorist groups going after American soldiers.
Not only this, but she bragged about how her intelligence made the American people "safer."
The Obama Administration under the Iran Nuclear deal gave over $1 billion in US tax dollars to a terrorist-supporting regime in Iran that was actively working to kill American servicemen and women.
7th District voters deserve to know the truth about Spanberger's record in the CIA. Her support for the Iran Deal, coupled with her condemnation of President Trump's efforts to undo this agreement, speaks volumes about her lack of judgment and ability to properly represent this district and its thousands of veterans in Congress.
If Abigail Spanberger thinks dropping off pallets of cash funded by US taxpayers to a terrorist-supporting regime that is actively targeting our service members is a good idea, then she lacks the judgment needed to serve in Congress, especially on the Foreign Affairs Committee like she is currently.
Watch Nick's video statement on this story here.
Join us tonight at 8 PM as Nick discusses this newly-revealed story during his final Tuesday Night Town Hall.
-Team Freitas
P.S. - Congresswoman Spanberger has gone on record admitting she supplied intelligence that led to the Iran Nuclear Deal, a deal which saw American tax dollars sent to Iran despite Iran's continued funding of terrorists and militias targeting American soldiers. She no longer deserves to be in a position of public trust.
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