Cringe-worthy moment Terry McAuliffe breaks
his own 'cardinal rule' and dances onstage
next to Biden in Virginia
Posted By: Imright, 10/27/2021 11:14:10 AM
Former Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe once again broke his own cardinal rule of politics – no dancing – and he is already paying the price on social media.Now, the candidate for governor may have to doubly apologize to his staff for showing off his run/dance/wave moves while on stage with President Joe Biden at a rally in Arlington. McAuliffe was the only dignitary who broke out in full dance as speakers boomed out 'Drive,' by Ben Rector at an outdoor campaign rally in Arlington.A clip of his bopping, arm-waiving moves went viral Tuesday night,
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