March wants to make it a felony for the federal government to create or enforce gun laws.

She cites Madison and Jefferson, but Madison’s own words in 1800 show she has no legal basis

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Brandon Jarvis @Jaaavis

Filed paperwork today to try and quash the subpoenas from state Sen Joe Morrissey. He’s wants any texts with his wife or her family between Feb 1 and Feb. 5. He also sent me a subpoena to appear in court next week.

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The rundown

• March wants to make it a felony for the federal government to enforce gun laws. She cites Madison and Jefferson, but Madison’s words in 1800 show she has no legal basis

• Del. Chris Head drops an ad

• Russet Perry released a new introduction ad

• Official Portrait of Former Speaker Eileen Filler-Corn unveiled in Virginia House of Delegates Chamber

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March wants to make it a felony for the federal government to enforce gun laws. She cites Madison and Jefferson, but Madison’s own words in 1800 show she has no legal basis

In a surprise to no one, Del. Marie March (R) is attacking her own party once again in an email to her supporters. But this time, she is also attacking the federal government and law enforcement officers as well.