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Virginia attorney general announces he's blocked a MASSIVE gun show from operating at full capacity

There’s a lot of room to argue that some of these coronavirus lockdowns are unconstitutional (enforcing a lot of them certainly would be), but Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring gave himself the sirens and the all-caps BREAKING to announce that he’d successfully blocked a MASSIVE gun show from operating at full capacity — he’s not going to put thousands of Virginians at risk of contracting the coronavirus “for the sole purpose of selling guns.”

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It’s always funny to see a bureaucrat break out the Drudge sirens for their own tweet.


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