A Virginia Democrat said Tuesday that Second Amendment supporters who protested new gun control legislation at the Virginia State Capitol had "terrorized Richmond." 
Tens of thousands gathered in Richmond, Va., on Monday to oppose new gun-control measures being pushed by Democrats in the state legislature. 
While reporting on Monday's peaceful gun rights rally in Richmond, Va., CNN kept a chyron up about a shooting the night before in Kansas City. 
Conservative radio host Mark Levin said Democratic legislative overreach could drive residents out of Virginia.
A major organizer of an upcoming gun-rights rally vowed to appeal a Virginia judge's ruling on Thursday upholding Democratic governor Ralph Northam's emergency declaration temporarily banning guns on the grounds of the state capitol during the rally. 
Mia Farinelli is like any other teenage girl, except for one key difference. Her skill as a world-class competitive shooter has brought her into the national spotlight. 
Ralph Northam (D., Va.) won't say which of the gun-control bills introduced by his party in the last week he will support despite intense public focus on the issue. 
A gun-control event at the Virginia state capitol drew two hundred activists on Wednesday, a turnout dwarfed by the tens of thousands who have attended Second Amendment sanctuary meetings all over the state. 
Virginia's "Second Amendment sanctuary" movement continued to see overflow crowds throughout the state on Thursday despite Governor Ralph Northam (D.) backtracking on confiscation and threatening "consequences" for sanctuary municipalities. 
Virginia Democratic leaders abandoned their gun confiscation proposal Monday following a grassroots outpouring of opposition to gun control across the state. 