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Responses to Castle Doctrine Passage
Since the Senate passed Castle Doctrine by a 45-5 vote this week, Gov. Tom Corbett’s office has reiterated his support of the bill several times. Â His spokesman told the media that he still plans to sign the legislation. Now anti-gun activists have started their attacks.
We Don’t Give ‘A’s for Effort
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…
Gov. Tom Corbett on Gun Bans
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.
A Night at the Races
Gun owners really hit some home runs last night in the 2010 Pennsylvania primary races. Some wins were completely unexpected, and others weren’t what we hoped other than keeping anti-gun leaders down. Here’s a run down of just a few stand out races we were watching for our Second Amendment rights: Lt. Governor – Democratic…
Castle Doctrine Lawmakers Celebrate
Based on the smiles on their faces and the speed of their social network updates, more than a few lawmakers were genuinely excited to see Gov. Tom Corbett sign the important self-defense bill into law. Here’s a roundup of statements, tweets, and other posting by lawmakers who fought so hard to pass Castle Doctrine this year.
Hoeffel Denounces Right to Keep & Bear Arms
In an attack on Attorney General Tom Corbett, Joe Hoeffel denounced the 2008 DC v. Heller decision that guaranteed an individual right to arms.