The president has the authority to remove the director of the FBI because on a bipartisan basis. Confidence has been lost in the man.
Ken Cuccinelli: “The president has the authority to remove the director of the FBI because on a bipartisan basis. Confidence has been…”
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Cuccinelli defends the president's decision to fire the FBI director, citing lost confidence.
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The answer is no. I was never ordered or asked to do that. He respected that answer.
All of the Second Amendment case law you’re familiar with, Heller, Bruen, et cetera, Miller, is merely persuasive authority.
I started, particularly here at the 250th anniversary [of Virginia’s constitution being adopted], by reflecting on sections one, two, and three of the Declaration of Rights, which were adopted at the same time as Section 13.
One of the things Mason was concerned about, and it came out of the Stuart era that led into the Glorious Revolution and the right to bear arms being broadly spread out, was the Stuarts’ use of select militias.





