Call to Action: Virginia Firearms Freedom Committee Hearing Scheduled

Just received this email alert from Donna Holt with the Virginia Campaign for Liberty:

Dear Friends of Liberty,

It has been confirmed that HB69 will be heard by the Militia, Police, and Public Safety Subcommittee #1 in the Fourth (not Fifth) Floor West House Conference Room tomorrow, February 4th, at 5PM.

Please plan to be there if you can.

If you have not already contacted the members of that subcommittee urging them to support HB69, please do so now.

Here is the list:

Delegate H. Morgan Griffith (R)

Delegate David A. Nutter (R)

Delegate Mark L. Keam (D)

I will have lapel stickers available just outside the Fourth Floor West Conference Room at 4:45PM.

Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication to preserving our freedoms in Virginia.

Our statewide pressure campaign was instrumental in bringing about a HUGE upset victory for Health Care Freedom in the VA Senate earlier this week. Let’s see if we can’t repeat that feat and protect our Second Amendment rights as well.

Josh is a proud "tenther", freelance writer, and activist originally from the Washington, D.C. area. He is a blogger for TAC's Tenther Grapevine and the State Chapter Coordinator for the Virginia Tenth Amendment Center.

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