Special session on gun laws will likely be political and polarizing Evan Jones June 5, 2019 1 minute read WFIR Political Analyst Bob Denton says a special General Assembly session on gun laws — with November elections looming — is likely to be highly charged, political and polarizing. More on what likely lies ahead from WFIR’s Evan Jones: Share: Post navigation Previous: UPDATE: Southbound lanes of US 220 at Towers reopened following incidentNext: Explore Park zipline that opens on July 1st won’t be the first after all in the area Related Stories VDOT Announces a First-in-the-State inventory of all of the Commonwealth’s Multiuse Trails Emma Thomas May 8, 2026 Virginia Supreme Court strikes down redistricting referendum Clark Palmer May 8, 2026 Inseparable’s ‘Care That’s Fair’ Campaign Highlights VA’s Struggling Mental Healthcare Industry Emma Thomas May 8, 2026
WFIR Political Analyst Bob Denton says a special General Assembly session on gun laws — with November elections looming — is likely to be highly charged, political and polarizing. More on what likely lies ahead from WFIR’s Evan Jones:
