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Episode length: 14m
Abigail Spanberger is moving fast on gun control in Virginia, and gun owners have every reason to pay attention. In this episode, we break down Spanberger’s gun control agenda, the Virginia assault weapons ban, and the sweeping anti-Second Amendment legislation that could change life for law-abiding citizens across the Commonwealth.
If you care about gun rights, the Second Amendment, constitutional freedoms, and government overreach, this is a conversation you need to hear.
We look at the latest Virginia gun laws, including efforts to ban so-called assault weapons, target homemade firearms, and expand liability for gun manufacturers instead of holding criminals accountable. We also dig into Abigail Spanberger’s record in Congress, where she backed red flag laws, broader federal gun restrictions, and policies favored by the national gun control lobby. Now, as governor, she has the power to push those same anti-gun priorities even further.
This episode also connects the dots between Virginia politics, gun control, the DOJ warning, and the broader fight over constitutional rights in 2026. Why is this happening right now? What does it mean for Virginia voters, Virginia gun owners, and the future of the Second Amendment nationwide? And is this really about public safety, or is it about control?
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