Voters will cast their ballots in local elections come November, and that has us thinking about gun rights at the local level. Take a look at the influence of New York City’s Mayor Michael Bloomberg in the Keystone State.
With the most anti-gun administration in power and many Second Amendment foes in Congress, it’s no wonder rumors are swirling online about our gun rights. But here is the truth about what you might be reading online.
Eric Shelton of The Handgun Podcast believes that if just 6% of gun owners regularly contacted government officials, we could make great strides in the protection of our rights.
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.
There are now more ways than ever to keep up with the latest news about your rights and the efforts to protect them. Find out all the resources to keep up with the coverage.
In their latest voter education project, NRA is daring you to Trigger the Vote in 2009 and 2010. According to the NRA, upwards of 22 million gun owners may not be registered to vote.
Sticking to his 100% Brady Campaign rating, Joe Sestak renewed his calls for a gun ban today.
Cong. Joe Sestak formally launched his Senate bid this morning to unseat Sen. Arlen Specter in the Democratic primary. Here is a look at his record on the issues.
It would appear that the major national parties are lining up to make Pennsylvania a battleground for several Congressional seats in 2010. Here is more information about hot races so far.
Gun owners in upper Bucks and Montgomery Counties need to turn out for a special election in Senate District 24. At this time, only Rep. Bob Mensch has declared his candidacy.
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.
Despite the fact that Sotomayor could not think of a law that allows an individual to defend themselves from attack & her clear views against incorporation, Sen. Specter supported her nomination in the first steps toward her confirmation to the country’s highest court.
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.