Former DC mayor spokesman switches parties over Biden presidency, voted for Youngkin

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A now-former spokesman for District of Columbia Democratic Mayor Muriel Bowser told Fox News on Wednesday that President Biden's tenure in office has led him to change party affiliation.

tenure in office has led him to change party affiliation and also to vote for GOP businessman Glenn Youngkin in the off-year gubernatorial election in Virginia, where he resides." that his political shift was not a small decision, adding that he was until recently the"lead public information officer at [Bowser's] office for community affairs" and previously in a similar role for Latino outreach.

"The reason I switched parties is because of everything that’s going on in the country right now. We see immigration through the roof right now and that is affecting a lot of Hispanic families in my home state of Virginia," Jimenez said."And those are people who are already struggling with making ends meet."

Carlson replied that, in the Democratic Party's strict categorical hierarchy, the assumption would be that Jimenez would both continue to be a Democrat and additionally be supportive of illegal immigration.

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