Carrico said, “If he’s so afraid of guns, then I’m not going to surround him with armed state policemen.”
McAuliffe has pushed numerous gun controls as governor and, in August, infamously pushed for expanding background checks after Virginia reporter Alison Parker had been shot on air. McAuliffe made the push for expanded background checks before the gunman who killed Parker had been caught and, therefore, before he had any knowledge of how the gunman acquired his gun. As it turned out, gunman Vester Lee Flanagan acquired his gun via a background check.
Moreover, on October 15, McAuliffe issued an executive order banning the open carry of firearms in state buildings used by the Virginia executive branch and calling for enforcement to ensure that the only people “in the business” of selling guns in Virginia are those with a Federal Firearm License (FFL).
Senator Carrico is responding to these things—and more—by trying to be sure McAuliffe does not have to be around guns at all if they bother him so much.
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7 comments:
Good for him, put the old hypocrite on the spot. But I guarantee he'll claim he's too important to give up HIS armed security.
i say do it for obumer and Clinton to
Bingo!
Great idea !!!
Good Common Sense should apply to all Politians and individuals who have Police or armed body guards that wants my guns.
love it....Now Obama and Hillary are next!!!!
Virginians deserve what they voted for...he is a rib from the clintons and further pushes their agendas
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