Spanberger Just Signed Two Unconstitutional Gun Bills Into Law

HB1525 and SB727/HB1524 are now the law of the land in Virginia, courtesy of Governor Spanberger, who apparently thinks the Bruen decision was just a suggestion. She signed both bills Wednesday, handing anti-gun Democrats the scalp they've been hunting for months — and putting every law-abiding Virginia gun owner directly in the crosshairs.

Let's be clear about what this is: a calculated political move by a governor who knows these laws will face immediate legal challenges and simply doesn't care. Spanberger isn't governing — she's auditioning. She's betting that the courts will move slower than her ambitions, and that Virginia gun owners will be buried under unconstitutional restrictions long before a judge can unbury them.

The NRA-ILA flagged both bills as flatly unconstitutional — and they're right. The Supreme Court's Bruen standard demands that any gun restriction be rooted in America's historical tradition of firearm regulation. These bills aren't. They're rooted in the same recycled Bloomberg-funded playbook that's already been torched in courtrooms from New York to Illinois. Hochul tried it. Pritzker tried it. Now it's Spanberger's turn to find out what happens next.

The fight isn't over — it's just moving to the courts. Expect legal challenges fast. In the meantime, Virginia gun owners are living under laws that never should have made it to a governor's desk. That's the part Spanberger is counting on you to forget: the damage happens NOW, while the lawyers fight. Every day these laws stand, someone's rights are getting clipped.

Kash Patel's FBI and Todd Blanche's DOJ need to hear from Virginia gun owners loud and clear — federally protected rights don't stop at the state line, and a governor's signature doesn't override the Second Amendment. Spanberger just picked a fight with the Constitution. Make sure she loses it.