What is Castle Doctrine?
Representative Stephen Bloom shares this video that explains the Castle Doctrine and why he and the lead sponsor, Representative Scott Perry, believe the bill is so important for Pennsylvania citizens.
Representative Stephen Bloom shares this video that explains the Castle Doctrine and why he and the lead sponsor, Representative Scott Perry, believe the bill is so important for Pennsylvania citizens.
In the next few months, you’re going to hear about how Democratic gubernatorial candidate Dan Onorato is plenty pro-gun. Â But how much of that is really true? Most in the media have made the assumption that Onorato is supportive of gun rights simply because he lives outside of the Philadelphia area. Â If you look at…
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…
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 candidates with Joe Hoeffel….
There have been a lot of questions about the political decisions made in our fight to pass Castle Doctrine this year. To get answers, I decided to go straight to the source for NRA members in Pennsylvania and interview John Hohenwarter, NRA’s Pennsylvania State Liaison. This interview covers some of the complexities of passing bills…
Many gun owners don’t participate in Pennsylvania’s judicial elections, but a recent opinion shows why their decisions have a huge impact on our rights.
Next week, the House Judiciary Committee is expected to take up HB40, the so-called “Castle Doctrine” bill that will allow people to defend themselves from criminal attack without retreating first.