Jolly’s Donalds ad plays into racial stereotype? He defends it
In an election year marked by shifting party loyalties and unconventional alliances, David Jolly, the Democratic candidate for governor, said that he has no interest in courting voters who employ racist rhetoric or criticize his Republican opponent, Byron Donalds, because of his race. “No, absolutely not. I want to be very clear about that,” Jolly said Wednesday at a Haitian American voter…
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