Hundreds of Pennsylvania mayors are joining in a crusade with Michael Bloomberg to not only ban private transactions between family members, but to criminalize even speaking to other gun owners about potential transfers of guns at gun shows. Cam Edwards of NRA News has a great rundown of this ridiculous legislation that every gun owner…
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has targeted Pennsylvania gun owners for the last few years, but he is spreading his wealth around to try and shut down all gun shows in the country. His allies in Pennsylvania have signed on to help with this “lobbying blitz” targeting Congress. From Roll Call: Mayors Against Illegal…
We’ve had some quiet success in the Philly suburbs against Michael Bloomberg & his Pennsylvania gun control allies. We still need to work hard to oppose him.
Gun owners in Radnor recently organized to oppose local gun control efforts. Two EVCs attended in support of the group, and we wrote up some notes that you can use when you work locally.
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.
A Brady Campaign representative also working for Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun mayor’s group is touring the state encouraging towns to pass illegal ordinances.
Bloomberg’s group of mayors – which still boasts more than 80 mayors in Pennsylvania – finds support for their effort to undo state preemption lacking in a new poll.
Gov. Ed Rendell’s appointee to lead the State Police, Commissioner Frank Pawlowski, is working with NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s anti-gun coalition to promote gun control.
Here’s an update on the facts, figures, and names as more mayors begin to leave Michael Bloomberg’s group. We’ve convinced about 15% of Bloomberg’s group to leave, but there is much progress yet to be made.
While acknowledging that local gun laws are illegal, York leaders passed a resolution asking the state legislature to pass gun control to make gun owners victims twice should their guns be stolen.
A roar of protest is spreading among Pennsylvania mayors who are rejecting New York City-style gun control and leaving Mayor Bloomberg’s anti-gun group. Be part of the action in your backyard.
Since our call to action to reduce the reach of NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s anti-gun initiative in Pennsylvania, we have at least one positive change to the list.
In a decision that could pull millions of dollars from Pittsburgh businesses, NRA may take their economic might to a city that won’t ban guns with an illegal ordinance.