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While Abigail Spanberger has positioned herself as a moderate Democrat, her campaign has benefited from Bloomberg-aligned groups like Everytown for Gun Safety, which advocate for expanded surveillance, red flag laws, and predictive policing, all under the banner of gun control. These policies, critics argue, mirror the logic of Jim Crow-era laws: using public safety as a pretext to monitor, disarm, and disenfranchise.

Cordoza didn’t just deny the claims, he brought receipts.

As Earle-Sears put it: “Jay Jones fantasizes about murdered little children… and my opponent Abigail Spanberger urges her supporters to fill their hearts with violent hate. ‘Let your rage fuel you,’ she says. Words have meaning.”

Abigail Spanberger’s gun control proposals may sound like “common sense,” but they risk alienating responsible citizens and failing to address the deeper causes of violence. Instead of sweeping bans and punitive laws, Virginia should invest in firearm safety education, community outreach, and mental health support.

Whether you’re a teacher, a councilmember, a parent, or a student, you are not immune.

Walking out of class for 30 minutes doesn’t make you an activist... it makes you absent. Real civic engagement requires research, dialogue, and long-term commitment. Walkouts only offer instant gratification: a photo op, a trending hashtag, and the illusion of impact.

It’s like giving someone an award for “teamwork” because they passed the ball once. YAY!! Never mind that they spent the rest of the game hogging it.

Ya see, kids... (legitimate) sleuth work isn’t about what you can dig up—it’s about what sticks. I could give you a million reasons why someone like Shannon Watts deserves scrutiny, with receipts. But that doesn’t mean her followers will suddenly agree with me. Will I rile up those who do? YES! But they're not the ones I'm trying to "influence" with truth, are they?