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Virginia Sheriff Richard Vaughan Explains Why He Won’t Enforce Gov. Ralph Northam’s Gun Control Laws
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Virginia Sheriff Richard Vaughan went viral at the Richmond gun rights rally earlier in January for refusing to enforce the Democratic Party’s gun control laws. Now he’s telling the Daily Caller exactly why. Roughly 22,000 gun-rights advocates demonstrated at the Virginia capital. More than 100 localities in the state that have declared themselves Second Amendment sanctuaries. City governments and sheriffs like Vaughan of Grayson County have vowed not to use their resources to enforce the gun control laws Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam is currently pushing through the state legislature. |
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PHORTO
(1/28/2020)
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Why... why... he's nothing but a "****-kicking bumpkin"!
How can you even INTERVIEW this troglodyte?
[snicker, OH, chortle, OH giggle...] |
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jac
(1/28/2020)
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Some people in law enforcement get it.
Unfortunately, I can guarantee that the gun grabbers will find other law enforcement personal that will do their dirty work. |
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