What is Castle Doctrine?
Representative Stephen Bloom shares this video that explains the Castle Doctrine and why he and the lead sponsor, Representative Scott Perry, believe the bill is so important for Pennsylvania citizens.
Representative Stephen Bloom shares this video that explains the Castle Doctrine and why he and the lead sponsor, Representative Scott Perry, believe the bill is so important for Pennsylvania citizens.
Rep. Steve Santarsiero told folks in December that the continued ownership of semi-automatic rifles was a “loophole” that must be closed in Pennsylvania – in other words, confiscation. Now he has launched a new organization from Bucks County to push his agenda in Harrisburg.
Next week, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to take up HB40, the so-called “Castle Doctrine” bill that will allow people to defend themselves from criminal attack without retreating first.
Astute activist Adam Z. isn’t letting any gubernatorial candidates off the hook when it comes to his rights – a lesson that many more gun owners in the Commonwealth might want to take to heart based on some of these responses. Here is the result of today’s q-and-a with Pennsylvania’s Attorney General who is looking…
The Second Amendment is now incorporated to cover state and local governments according to today’s opinion released in McDonald vs. Chicago. According to SCOTUS Blog, the decision has been released today, and we’ll have more details as the opinion is shared with the public. In the meantime, please take a few minutes to thank the…
With tomorrow’s scheduled committee hearing for Castle Doctrine, things could be interesting for gun owners watching the political scene. Some gun owners mistakenly believe that since a pro-gun Governor has taken office, we face no risks from gun control and that positive legislation will pass with ease. But let’s look back at the battle for…
Barack Obama has remained an active supporter of banning all concealed carry licenses in the entire country even at the federal level, & we’re reminded of that in this NPR interview.