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Virginia Citizens Defense League Defending Your Right to Defend Yourself |
VCDL will be holding the most important Lobby Day Rally that we have ever had on Monday January 20th, 2020!
If you care about your gun rights in the slightest then it is vital that you show up at this rally!
Watch VA-ALERT or the Rally Facebook page for more details
Buses
Buses will be coming from Fairfax, Fredericksburg, Virginia Beach, Hampton, and Southwest VA (Bedford, Lynchburg, Appamatox, Farmville). We are looking at an additional bus from New Market with stops in Harrisonburg and Staunton. Details as soon as we have contracts signed and are ready to take reservations.
Car Pools
In addition to buses, VCDL has set up a car pool / shared ride site. Note: you have to establish a free account with GroupCarPool.com in order to add a car pool or sign up for one.
Speakers (more announcements forthcoming)
Dick Heller from the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case of DC v. Heller
Cam Edwards of Bearing Arms and host of the Cam & Co Youtube channel
Jeff Katz, talkshow host on Richmond's powerhouse radio station WRVA
A Second Amendment Sanctuary is any locality that says it will not enforce any unconstitutional (federal or state) gun laws! Many sheriffs are going to take the County's lead on this and county police could be told not to enforce such laws either. (Law enforcement officers do not have to, and shouldn't, enforce any unconstitutional laws.)
Since November 6, 2019, we now have 84 Second Amendment Sanctuary counties, towns, and cities!
A whole lot more are on the way.
Don't see your county? Send an email with each Board of Supervisors' name, email address, and phone number in the body of the message (ie, no screen shots or attachments please) to: president@vcdl.org
You can also contact your Supervisor and send them this link to VCDL's model Second Amendment Sanctuary resolution: https://www.vcdl.org/resources/Resources/Model_Resolution.docx Massive turnouts for Board of Supervisors meetings! Amelia County - standing room only, with crowd overllow through the hall and down to the front of the building: Shenandoah County - estimated 1,000 gun owners at the meeting, which overflowed into the parking lot! Louisa County - estimated 600 to 800: August County - estimated 2,000 people. Massive overflow outside, too: Virginia Beach - estimated 1,500 people. Overflow outside: Floyd County - estimated over 1,000 Prince George - estimated 600 to 800 Colonial Heights Spotsylvania County - estimated well over 1,000 Prince William County - estimated well over 1,000 Smyth County - over 1,000 Caroline County - over 600 Bedford County - 1,500+ Chesapeake - over 1,000 Rockingham County - 2,000+
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