Virginia’s Republican governor-elect made an appearance at a Wednesday celebration for the Marines’ 246th birthday.
Glenn Youngkin attended the cake-cutting ceremony for Marine veterans at the National Museum of the Marine Corps in Triangle, Virginia. Lt. Gov.-elect Winsome Sears, a Marine veteran herself, joined him.
“I was honored to join LG-Elect @WinsomeSears today to celebrate the Marine Corps’ 246th Birthday at the National Museum of the Marine Corps,” Youngkin wrote on Twitter. “Our veterans play a vital role in the future of Virginia, and I look forward to going to work for them on Day One.”
LIBERAL CELEBRITIES AND PUNDITS LAMENT YOUNGKIN VICTORY
I was honored to join LG-Elect @WinsomeSears today to celebrate the Marine Corps’ 246th Birthday at the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Our veterans play a vital role in the future of Virginia, and I look forward to going to work for them on Day One. pic.twitter.com/nWnHK8doFW
— Glenn Youngkin (@GlennYoungkin) November 10, 2021
After traditional cake cutting ceremony @USMCMuseum marking the 246th birthday @USMC @GlennYoungkin & @WinsomeSears greet Marines including 101-year-old #WWII veteran Charles “Bert” Mulligan, the oldest surviving veteran of Iwo Jima. #VeteransDay2021 #FOX5VET @fox5dc pic.twitter.com/7oR6q6dHhW
— Bob Barnard (@barnardfox5dc) November 10, 2021
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Youngkin won the commonwealth’s gubernatorial race, 50.7% to 48.6%, against Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat.
