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James Delong, a Virginia resident attending the Reopen Virginia Rally in Richmond, blasted Gov. Ralph Northam’s (D) leadership, calling him a tyrant and demanding him to “get the hell out of the way” if he cannot sufficiently lead the state.

Virginia Governor Ralph Northam (D) on Tuesday ripped the “selfish” protesters who are defying stay-at-home and physical distancing orders, saying they are putting frontline healthcare workers in danger.

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) on Thursday said the coronavirus crisis should give Americans “the courage and encouragement” to change the way they vote.

President Donald Trump answered reporters’ questions following Sunday’s coronavirus task force update and stressed that Virginia’s Governor cannot be allowed to play with the Second Amendment.

Sunday on CNN’s “State of the Union,” Gov. Ralph Northam (D-VA) said President Donald Trump was “delusional” to say there were enough coronavirus tests.

President Trump told reporters Saturday that he believes the Democrat-led Virginia government is trying to use to the coronavirus shutdown to take guns away. 

“There is a lot of injustice,” Trump said during the White House press briefing in response to a question from reporters about the growing number of lockdown protests across the country. 

With Americans growing weary of perceived state government overreach, President Trump is standing with Virginians, calling them to liberate their state and save the Second Amendment. 

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) said on Monday that “every single governor” should follow Virginia Governor Ralph Northam’s (D) lead and make Election Day a state holiday while dropping voter ID requirements.

Governor Ralph Northam (D) signed legislation Friday creating universal background checks in Virginia and limiting law-abiding Virginians to one handgun purchase per month.

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) announced on Good Friday that he signed into law a bill his new Democrat majority rushed to approve, one that repeals most restrictions on abortion in the state.

Gov. Ralph Northam (D) on Monday issued a “stay at home” order for the state of Virginia in an effort to combat the spread of the Chinese coronavirus.

Gov. Ralph Northam banned gatherings of over 100 people to help guard against the Chinese coronavirus in Richmond, Virginia, on Sunday. 

After surveying the Virginia landscape, ABC News reported Tuesday the Democrat gun control push may result in a November win for Republicans.

Democrats on Virginia’s House of Delegates Public Safety Committee passed legislation Friday making it a felony to possess a suppressor in Virginia after July 1, 2020. 

Counties in Arizona, Florida, and North Carolina have declared Second Amendment sanctuary status this week as grassroots efforts to protect gun rights sweep the country.

Virginia, which already holds the dubious distinction of being the only U.S. state from which two other states were born (West Virginia and Kentucky), could lose dominion over several counties near the West Virginia border. The reason? Big government!

Abortion giants Planned Parenthood and NARAL expressed pride and gratitude to the new Democrat majority in Virginia who approved bills in the House and Senate to roll back abortion restrictions this week.

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam (D) praised the passage of seven gun control bills in Virginia’s House of Delegates on Thursday.

Virginia State Sen. Lynwood Lewis (D) is taking a path that differs from that of Governor Ralph Northam (D) by vowing no support for gun or magazine bans.

During his January 28, 2020, rally in Wildwood, New Jersey, President Donald Trump referenced the Democrat gun control push in Virginia and made clear that gun confiscation is not happening on his watch.

Democrats in Virginia’s House are full steam ahead with gun controls that include a rationing measure and a law that limits decisions parents can make when it comes to firearms in the home.

The Southern States Police Benevolent Group, Inc., released a January 24, statement opposing Governor Ralph Northam’s (D) gun grab.

A day after thousands attended Virginia’s Second Amendment rally State Sen. Scott Surovell (D-Fairfax) was quoted saying, “We are in charge now” and signaling full speed ahead for gun control.

Virginia Democrat lawmakers are pushing ahead with Red Flag Law legislation just days after thousands of gun owners rallied for the Second Amendment.

Following Governor Ralph Northam’s (D) temporary ban against gun possession on Virginia Capitol grounds the state’s Democrat lawmakers are ready to take up a permanent ban on guns in Capitol Square as early as today.

In a sit-down interview with Maria Bartiromo which aired Wednesday on Fox Business Network’s “Mornings with Maria,” President Donald Trump said Virginia is “in play” for him to win in 2020.

Black Guns Matter founder Maj Tour told Breitbart News that Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam’s gun control proposals are “tyrannical” and “racist.”

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden responded to the diverse thousands of Virginia Second Amendment supporters by endorsing the view of 13 activists labeling Virginia attendees “white supremacists.”

Democrat Gov. Ralph Northam suggested that the security decisions made regarding the Virginia Capitol grounds “de-escalated” a situation, even though no escalation preceded it.

New York state feels like occupied territory if you support gun rights, a pro-gun activist said during the Second Amendment rally in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday.

The mother of Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer criticized some of the gun controls being pushed by Virginia Democrats as “extreme measures.”

A pro-Second Amendment protester, when asked if he had an opportunity to speak to Democrat Gov. Ralph Northam, said that he would ask him how he would not know that “blackface was not okay.”

Without the presence of Breitbart News’ live stream, the Second Amendment rally might have been portrayed by hostile media as the next Charlottesville.

On the very day that Virginians rallied in support of gun rights, President Trump tweeted that he will never leave the Second Amendment “unprotected.”

An activist attending the pro-Second Amendment rally in Richmond, Virginia, on Monday said that Gov. Ralph Northam cannot compare the rally — filled with “peaceful people” — to Charlottesville.