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Showing posts with label Virginia General Assembly and gun control. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Virginia General Assembly and gun control. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 17, 2019

Safeside Tactical Providing Buses to Gun Owner Lobby Day

SafeSide Tactical in Roanoke is providing buses for gun owners in the western part of the Commonwealth to travel to Richmond for Gun Owner Lobby Day on January 20th.  All you have to do is click here to sign up.  The price is $35.00.

Schedule
3:30am Secure Parking Gates open @ SafeSide
4:30am bus will leave from SafeSide Roanoke
5am Stop @ Big Boyz Guns (Blue Ridge) for pickup
8am Arrive in Richmond
2pm Leave Richmond arriving back in Blue Ridge/Roanoke by 6pm.
All riders will get a free "Shall Not Be Infringed" T-shirt and coupon pack from local vendors valued at over $150 (details will be added).

Safeside also had this suggestion on the web site:
Please consider dressing professionally so we can show the gun haters that WE THE PEOPLE are made up of all walks of life. 
They also have a bus starting in Lynchburg.  Click here for information on that bus.




Thursday, November 8, 2018

Gun Owners Get Win after Tuesday's Special Election to Fill Vacant House of Delegates Seat

In 2017, Virginia Democrats won 15 seats in the House of Delegates, with Republicans narrowly maintaining a majority at 51-49, which preserved the pro-gun majority by a single seat. Over the summer, Delegate Greg Habeeb resigned to focus on his personal career, setting up a special election to fill the uncompleted term.  On Tuesday, pro-gun Republican Joe McNamara defeated Democrat Carter Turner in that and keeping that crucial pro-gun majority.  Yesterday, I had the opportunity to talk about this one bright spot in Tuesday's otherwise worrisome Virginia results. State Delegate Ben Cline won his congressional seat, so another special election will be held during the holiday season. It cannot be stated strongly enough how important it is that we begin preparing now for the off-year 2019 legislative races. Gov. Ralph Northam would be delighted to sign any gun control bill that came his way should that Second Amendment firewall fail and turn Virginia into New Jersey or California overnight.