Constitutional Rights PAC Chairman Larry Ward appeared on The REAL STORY with Riley Lewis this week to discuss the growing scandal surrounding Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for Virginia Attorney General, and the threat his candidacy poses to law and order in the Commonwealth.
In a hard-hitting interview, Ward didn't mince words about Jones, who recently came under fire for shocking text messages from 2022 in which he fantasized about executing political opponents and wished death upon their children.
"He's not running for attorney general. He's running for Antifa general," Ward stated bluntly. "You can't be the top cop and say that cops should die. You can't be the top cop and want to put two bullets in your political opponent's head."
Ward connected Jones's violent rhetoric to a broader pattern within the Democratic Party, pointing to what he called "the cancer that lives within the Democrat Party"—a willingness to embrace extremism and violence in pursuit of power.
When asked why prominent Democrats haven't withdrawn their support for Jones despite the revelations, Ward explained the calculus: "They're out of power. They're desperate to get back in power. They will back anybody who will help them get in power."
Ward warned that unless Virginians mobilize, Jones could win—noting that he maintains support from Virginia Democrats and still holds a lead in pre-scandal polling.
"We have to get involved now like it was a presidential election or we're going to have weaponization of government like you've never seen in Virginia," Ward cautioned.
