Just who have Virginia Democrats nominated for the House this year? A motley collection of left-wing extremists far removed from the concerns of everyday Virginians.

Today’s Democrat is Karen Jenkins, HD 89.

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Should school systems be able to keep secrets from parents? Democrat Karen Jenkins thinks so. As a member of the Suffolk City School Board, Jenkins voted for a policy holding that if a student isn’t “ready” to share the fact that they’re transitioning genders with their parents, then school officials won’t tell parents.

Even worse, she voted to discuss the policy behind closed doors, in violation of Virginia’s Freedom of Information Act, and voted to censure a member who complained about the violation.

She then voted to limit discussion of the policy in public to two questions from each board member.

If keeping secrets from parents is a good policy, why hide discussion and limit debate?

The choice this November is clear.

Just who have Virginia Democrats nominated for the House this year? A motley collection of left-wing extremists far removed from the concerns of everyday Virginians.

Today’s Democrats are former Delegates Joshua Cole, HD 65 and Nadarius Clark, HD 84.

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Virginia’s right to work law ensures that no one has to join a union to get a job. In states without right to work, unions can force employers to require union membership before they hire new employees.

Right to work is a big part of Virginia’s economic success. But Democrats Josh Cole and Nadarius Clark both think union membership should be mandatory.

They’re both all in for repealing right to work.

Clark is even further left, having introduced legislation on his own to end right to work in Virginia. Want a job? Join the union. Or else…

 The choice this November is clear.