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Soros-backed DA attributes Virginia campus shooting to pro-gun lawmakers

12 March 2026
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The Commonwealth’s Attorney in Norfolk, Virginia, Ramin Fatehi, has reiterated his controversial stance that blame for the recent mass shooting at Old Dominion University should fall on pro-gun lawmakers and judges, despite the shooter’s past ties to ISIS. Fatehi, who has received significant funding from George Soros-backed PACs, emphasized that gun violence is a national issue, stating that no matter the attacker’s ideology, they are more dangerous with a firearm. His comments have drawn criticism from conservatives who highlight the shooter’s criminal history.

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