The press challenged Gov. Corbett to change his mind on banning legal firearms today, and he responded with a clear message that he doesn't see the answer to tragedies in gun bans.
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In Pennsylvania, we've got the following reports from various politicians calling for more restrictions on law-abiding gun owners, both federal and local.
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It seems like every election, we have at least one race right here in Pennsylvania that was determined by a razor-thin margin. Here is a look at the close races for gun owners.
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The White House and relevant agencies already have a 40-point plan to enact new gun controls without any check from Congress. Not a single vote must be cast where we have a chance to lobby our local members of the House or two Senators.
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After proudly embracing an extreme gun control agenda presented by Pennsylvania's primary state anti-gun group, Kathleen Kane has told the media that she plans to jump right into changing the role of the Attorney General's office when it comes to gun policies.
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Though today's headlines will focus on the presidential race, gun owners around Pennsylvania were watching many other races around the Commonwealth last night. Here's a look at how those turned out.
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Candidates who cozy up to Mike Bloomberg get more than half a million dollars in free advertising based on what he's doing for the anti-gun Attorney General candidate here in Pennsylvania.
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If you watch most political coverage in mainstream outlets, the focus is on the presidential race. However, Congress has just as much impact as the presidency when it comes to legislation that can impact our rights.
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Today, the courts temporarily halted the voter identification law we posted about earlier this year. Their concern was about the implementation of the law by the administration as opposed to the constitutionality of the process of showing photo identification.
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With election season now in full swing, it is once again time for what I call the “Sign Wars.” This is one of those thing in politics that seems silly, because who ever has been convinced by a sign? As hard as it is for people who are even slightly civilly engaged to understand, it offers a lot of credit to the kinds of voters who will be deciding a close election such as this one.
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