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Gun Control Politicians Shouldn’t Be Protected By Guns

Posted by on Dec 29, 2015 in Fallacy, Featured, Hypocrisy, Legislation, Tyranny | 2 comments

A Virginia State Senator has made a bold declaration calling for Governor Terry McAuliffe to have his executive protection unit disarmed come the new General Assembly session.

Senator Bill Carrico (R-VA) told the Herald-Courier on Tuesday  once the new session commences next month, he and other legislators will counter this move and other anti-gun measures brought forth by the McAuliffe administration.

“A lot of the governor’s power is deferred to the General Assembly at that point and I’ll be getting with my colleagues to circumvent everything this governor has done on this point,” he said to the paper.

Carrico added, “I have a budget amendment that I’m looking at to take away his executive protection unit. If he’s so afraid of guns, then I’m not going to surround him with armed state policemen.”

 This follows an announcement Attorney General Mark Herring (D-VA) made in conjunction with the Virginia State Police to sever concealed handgun permit (CHP) ties with 25 states come February 1, 2016.

Carrico represents Virginia’s 40th District in the State Senate. The General Assembly willconvene for the 2016 Regular legislative session on January 13, 2016. Republicans *thankfully* control both chambers of the General Assembly, meaning they can counter this circumvention of the law.

 McAuliffe was confronted by Townhall.com news editor Katie Pavlich in September at an anti-gun rally in Washington, D.C., for flanked by an armed security guard. (He is, without a doubt, a top contender for the V.P. slot on the Democrat side if and when his gal pal Hillary Clinton wins the nomination.) Below is the video of the confrontation:

More of Gabriella’s articles ranging far beyond the 2nd Amendment can be seen at her home site: thegabriellahoffman.com
 
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