If you take a look at the latest Cook Political Report survey of Pennsylvania’s races, you just might go color blind. Charlie Cook, the non-partisan analyst, has billed Pennsylvania’s Congressional races some of the most competitive in the country. Two districts – PA-7 and PA-12 – are rated complete toss-ups. This means the ground game…
Think things are final for the May primary? Not quite. This week, challenges were lodged against more than 85 candidates to have them booted off of the ballot. Find out how this relates to gun owners and the races we’re watching.
Pro-gun candidates on the right will participate in a Philadelphia-area candidate forum for Senate, House seats, Governor, and Lt. Governor.
Here’s a preview of what issues will be big for gun owners in 2010. The state of gun rights is generally strong, but how long it remains that way is up to you.
NRA reports that 251 Members of Congress & 58 Senators support the incorporation of the Second Amendment. Find out which members of Pennsylvania’s delegation will be on the wrong side of history.
Members of Congress are lining up to write a pro-rights brief in the history-making McDonald v. Chicago. Will the PA delegation join in? Here is the latest news.
Vital legislation to reform ATF regulations is pending in both the US House & Senate. Your phone calls are needed to get Pennsylvania’s Senators & members of Congress on board.
Traditionally, the U.S. House & Senate take the entire month of August off as district work period. It is a chance to meet with your Representative, Senator, or staff members.
Your calls were heard loud and clear in Democratic Senator Bob Casey’s office, and he stood firm for Pennsylvania’s concealed carry owners – more than half a million of us.
Call Sen. Bob Casey at (202) 224-6324 and Sen. Arlen Specter at (202) 224-4254 and tell them to vote yes on the Thune/Vitter amendment for national reciprocity.
Following the anti-gun and statements by Judge Sonia Sotomayor during her Senate testimony, NRA-ILA has decided to oppose her nomination to the US Supreme Court.
With everything that’s at stake in the coming election, perhaps nothing is more important than our narrow pro-gun majority in the U.S. Senate. No matter how popular the president, a strong Senate can block anti-gun schemes … or move pro-gun legislation ahead in the face of a veto.