🚨 JUST IN: President Trump just posted that MASSIVE legislation has been filed to abolish birthright citizenship for illegal aliens, and the bill DIRECTLY complies with the US Supreme Court ruling
PASS IT AND SAVE THE REPUBLIC 🇺🇸
REP. STEUBE: "If the parents of the child are not citizens of our country, then that child automatically cannot become a citizen of our country. This would end the birth tourism industry that is going on."
"A witness that testified that 1.5 million children have been born of Chinese descent in a birthright tourism type industry where they come into the country."
"They are born here, so now they're an American citizen, and then they go back to China. There's no other country, there's like three other countries in the world that do it, and it's a list of countries like the Congo."
"They don't allow these type of things to happen. There's no country in the world that allows these things to happen, and if Congress has to regulate it, we filed a bill to do it." 🔥
New: Virginia Del. David Reid (D) wrote an op-ed responding to Loudoun County Chair Phyllis Randall's (D) attempt to shift data center "blame" from her to the General Assembly and an unelected bureaucrat from 26-years ago. https://t.co/vGtxRSL32f
A lot of feedback has been given to me since my post yesterday criticizing the State Central Committee of the Republican Party of Virginia. I’ve read it all, but my position has not changed.
We are in an ideological war with the Left. Republicans and Democrats disagree on fundamental issues that affect our families, schools, economy, and constitutional rights. While Republicans are fighting those battles, too many people inside our own party structure seem more concerned with parliamentary procedure, committee referrals, and Robert’s Rules of Order than actually advancing conservative principles.
I’ve sat through hundreds of Republican meetings over the years. There is a segment of the party that would rather win an argument about procedure than win an election. We often fight each other harder than we fight Democrats. Meanwhile, the Democrats continue advancing their agenda while we debate motions, amendments, and points of order.
This year alone, there are three constitutional amendments on the ballot. Every Republican in the General Assembly voted against them. Yet instead of immediately taking a position and organizing opposition, some want more committees, more study groups, and more procedural delays. Early voting begins in three months. Time matters.
At some point leadership requires action. The voters are not looking for a parliamentarian. They are looking for people willing to lead.
The truth is that the real work of the Republican Party is done at the local level. It is done by volunteers knocking doors, making calls, attending school board meetings, supporting candidates, and engaging their communities. That is where victories are won.
My advice to those who support me is simple: invest your time and energy in your local Republican committee. If you have a functioning local unit, support it. Strengthen it. Fight for your community one jurisdiction at a time.
When I ran for office, the Republican Party of Virginia did little to help me. My local supporters, volunteers, and grassroots activists did. They are the reason campaigns succeed. They are the front lines.
If some in Richmond want to spend their time debating procedure, let them. The future of the movement will be decided by the people doing the work in their own backyards.