Phillip Kline

I had the pleasure of joining @EagleEdMartin on @RealAmVoice this morning to discuss the proposed Trojan Horse amendments to Virginia's constitution. Watch and vote NO on November 3! @DefendingVAOrg

Mary Petola's (D-AK) strategy of recruiting a candidate with the same name as her R opponent isn't novel. John F. Kennedy's campaign paid a janitor named Joe Russo to enter the 1946 democrat congressional primary offsetting support for a popular city councilor named Joe Russo.

What does restoring voting rights to felons have to do with undermining election integrity? Everything, apparently. Read the actual language in the amendment and vote NO on November 3rd. @DefendingVAOrg

Question 2 has nothing to do with protecting same-sex marriage — it is already protected by the US Supreme Court. But the question does have everything to do with inserting radical gender ideology into Virginia’s constitution. Read the actual language in the amendment and vote NO on November 3rd. @DefendingVAOrg

Say no to restoration without restitution. Vote NO on Question 3. @DefendingVAOrg

Virginia lawmakers are trying to trick voters into making the state a test case for radical gender ideology. Vote NO on Question 2. @DefendingVAOrg

"Question 2 may be advertised as a simple vote about marriage. Its language raises broader questions about how Virginia law will be interpreted in the future, from family relationships to women’s privacy and safety." Read more: theepochtimes.com/opinion/vi…

Virginia’s proposed constitutional amendments are designed to coerce the courts into implementing laws that would never be approved by the legislature or voters. Find out more at defendingvirginia.org.

I'll be discussing the Virginia ballot amendments at 2pm ET today during this Virginia Freedom Forum hosted by @AMACAction. The webinar will explore what's *actually* written in the amendments and what it means for Virginians. Register here: web.bigmarker.com/amac/virgi…

Should a felon who has never made court-ordered restitution to their victims be allowed to serve on juries and hold public office? If a proposed constitutional amendment passes in Virginia, that’s exactly what will happen. Vote NO on Question 3.

What do Virginia’s three proposed constitutional amendments have in common? They are designed to invalidate existing laws that are supported by most Virginians. Find out more at defendingvirginia.org.

Last week I had the privilege of appearing on @RealAmVoice to discuss the proposed amendments to Virginia's constitution. Watch here and remember to vote NO on November 3! @DefendingVAOrg

Virginia’s proposed constitutional amendments are designed to coerce the courts into implementing laws that would never be approved by the legislature or voters. Find out more at defendingvirginia.org.

Question 2 has serious implications far beyond marriage. Inserting “gender” into Virginia’s constitution could have legal ramifications across the board for parental custody, adoption, inheritance, labor law, and even tax law. @DefendingVAOrg

What do Virginia’s three proposed constitutional amendments have in common? Their proponents are deceiving you. Find out more at defendingvirginia.org.

Should parents have the right to know if their underage daughter is getting an abortion? Virginia’s constitutional amendment would end that right if voters approve it in November.

I visited Albemarle County Tuesday evening to educate voters on the threats posed by the three proposed Trojan Horse amendments to Virginia's constitution. Find out more at defendingvirginia.org/ and vote No on November 3!