Now that Barack Obama has selected his vice presidential nominee, Joe Biden, here are a few ideas of what that means for gun owners.
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What do a radical South Side Chicago priest who has demanded that law-abiding firearm dealers and state legislators be “snuffed out,” and Chicago’s political boss, who is “livid” and “outraged” over the Supreme Court’s recognition of the Second Amendment, have in common?
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Barack Obama’s mantra of “change” means the leading anti-gun agendas will be harnessed to the total power of an aggressive, activist and radical federal government.
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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.
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The deadline to submit your comments in support of the right-to-carry in the National Park system is fast approaching! The last day to submit a comment is Friday, August 8.
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Pennsylvania's Congressman Patrick Murphy has refused to co-sponsor a bill and sign a petition requiring action to lift DC's draconian gun laws post-Heller. The bipartisan bill currently has 249 sponsors, including 13 from Pennsylvania.
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Recently, Congressman Patrick Murphy signed on to sponsor legislation which would outlaw hundreds of commonly owned guns here in the Commonwealth. The ban makes no exceptions, not even for law-abiding owners who use them for competitions, hunting, or defense of the home every day in Pennsylvania. Similar to the 1994 ban on...
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This article is from NRA-ILA’s Chris Cox, published on the NRA-PVF website. Thousands of state legislative races. Four hundred and thirty-five U.S. House seats. Thirty-five U.S. Senate seats. Eleven gubernatorial contests. With key political contests gearing up nationwide, here’s a look at the races where gun owners can...
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