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...
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In the pro-Second Amendment movement, politicians know that if they really need to stand up for sportsmen and their rights before they get a reasonable grade. But we don’t give credit just for showing up.
However, the anti-gun crowd is in such desperate shape that they do have to give out points for even acknowledging their...
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Awesome activist Adam from PA-13 has once again put a candidate who wants to be your Governor on the record with Castle Doctrine. In today’s live chat, Adam posed questions about the issue to Senator Anthony Williams of Philadelphia:
[Comment From Adam Z]
Hello, Could you please state your stance on Gun Owners Rights? For...
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The Allentown Morning Call‘s John Micek has secured all six gubernatorial candidates for live lunchtime chats on his blog, Capitol Ideas. This is your chance to ask the candidate questions important you consider important before you head to the polls in May and November.
Today, Micek continues talking to the Democratic...
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If you want to keep up with what all of the candidates for Governor are saying to try and win votes, keep up them on social media outlets. It’s a great way to catch semi-candid comments about issues of the day, and sometimes that includes the Second Amendment.
Republicans
Tom Corbett
Twitter: @CorbettForGov
Facebook
Sam...
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Yesterday, we launched the brand new PAGunRights YouTube channel to profile videos relevant to Pennsylvania’s gun owners.
Our first video is from the January Progressive Summit where all of the Democratic candidates at the time endorsed various forms of gun control. Whether it is government control over how many guns you buy,...
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Yesterday was the deadline for candidates to file petitions for the May 18 primary ballot. Don't think things have calmed down - there are already dropouts & unexpected additions.
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