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Sears
[seerz]
noun
Richard Warren, 1863–1914, U.S. mail-order retailer.
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Ms. Sears, a Marine veteran who came to America from Jamaica at age 6, hammered the point.
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“You are taking political calculations about your future as governor,” she said to Ms. Spanberger, who stared stiffly into the auditorium as Ms. Sears talked.
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In an interview the next day at a campaign office near Richmond, Ms. Sears says Mr. Jones’s texts leave voters wondering: “Well, I’m a Republican. Do you want to kill me too? And you’re running to be attorney general?”
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The countervailing question is whether Ms. Sears can present voters with an alternative.
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Ms. Sears doesn’t command that message discipline.
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