While not all anti-gun politicians are from Philadelphia, the largest metro area in the state does seem to harbor the most gun control advocates. We’ve captured just a few of their calls for more gun bans, government control over your speech and gun purchases, and ending statewide preemption of gun laws. Take a look so you know what we’ll face in 2010.
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The announcement came yesterday from the NRA Political Victory Fund: The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is endorsing Jason Altmire for re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in Pennsylvania’s 4th Congressional District. “The NRA-PVF is endorsing Jason Altmire because he has been a strong defender of the Second Amendment freedoms of law-abiding…
I have made it through the opinion of the Court, so far. I think it’s a very strong opinion. Stronger than Heller. The Court did not address standard of review, but for a right that is fundamental, that standard has traditionally been strict scrutiny. Before people get too excited, a lot of gun laws are…
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.
Gun owners in northern Montgomery and Bucks counties (as well as those in southern Lehigh and eastern Northampton) need to turn out for NRA-endorsed Bob Mensch in tomorrow’s special election.
Every pundit in the country is chiming in about what the Massachusetts special election means for the political landscape in 2010. Here are some clues about what to look for at the state level in Pennsylvania.