Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe recently showed up for an anti-gun rally in Washington, DC with an armed guard.
Katie Pavlich of Townhall caught up with him and asked a few questions:
Pavlich wrote about the experience at Townhall:
Liberal Virginia Governor Brings Armed Security Guard to DC For Anti-Gun Rally
Thursday afternoon Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun advocacy group Everytown for America held a small rally in Washington D.C. in front of the Capitol Building in an effort to shame Congress into passing gun control legislation. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe spoke at the event and brought his armed body guard with him.
A few things. First off, McAuliffe’s claim that people “can be armed” while we were standing on the Capitol grounds in Washington D.C. is false. It is nearly impossible for law abiding civilians to be legally armed in Washington D.C. and it is illegal for them to be armed at the Capitol (even if they go “through a background check” as McAuliffe advises). Second, during his speech at the event McAuliffe claimed that booths at gun shows openly advertise with signs that say “no background check.” When I asked which gun show he was referring to, he couldn’t give a specific answer.
Guns for me but not for thee.
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