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Elections have consequences, here’s a list of everything Terry McAuliffe, the Governor of Virginia,  is trying to do against guns:

1. Renewal of Virginia’s one handgun a month limit

2. Require private sellers at gun shows to perform background checks

3. Revoke concealed carry permits for parents who are behind on child support payments

4. Keep guns away from people convicted of crimes related to domestic violence

5. Waste $100,000 to pay the cops to visit gun shows, as if they didn’t already do that in their free time

6. Prohibit gun shows from advertising the private sellers’ exclusion from performing background check, which contradicts #2 and violates the spirit of the 1st Amendment

Here’s the kicker:

The news release from McAuliffe, which says the governor is a “gun owner and supporter of the Second Amendment,” praises the limit as a way to “prevent dangerous people from stockpiling and trafficking dangerous weapons.”

Here’s one from Speer Le ammo.

SellingTheSecondAmendment.com

Ergo always uses the same headline, see below:

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When liberals aren’t beating gun owners, they’re beating bar owners:

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WWLP) – Over the last 2 weeks, violence has continued in an area of Springfield’s entertainment district, and now the city is working to figure out if a certain nightbar may be partially to blame. As a result, Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno is threatening to shut down The Zone, a popular bar and nightclub on Worthington Street, after a shooting near the establishment earlier Saturday morning.

Saturday morning’s shooting marked the third shooting in two weeks near The Zone. Springfield Police Captain Trent Duda told 22News at least 2 reports of violence have been filed with the Liquor Commission. One woman told 22News bars and nightclubs should make these reports more public.

“Absolutely, I think the public awareness is key to keeping the public safe,” says Joann Gallo of Westfield.

Springfield Mayor Domenic Sarno issued a directive to the city’s License Commission and also the police department to see if there is any connection between the Zone, behind me, and Saturday morning’s shooting. And if there is, there could be serious consequences.

Mayor Sarno says if a bar allowed a person with a gun inside…the bar’s...