[ad_1] Over the last month, a group of Wyoming industries and local Riverton residents have aligned their support behind Representative Ember Oakley, Republican seeking re-election for House District 55. The diverse group of backers have one thing in common: they are all industries and residents that serve and support the hardworking people of Wyoming. “It’s

[ad_1] Anything other than U.S. Senator Jerry Moran winning reelection to a third term would count as a shocker. After all, he’s a Republican incumbent in Kansas, which hasn’t elected a Democrat to the Senate for 90 years. But Democratic challenger Mark Holland, a Methodist pastor and the former mayor of the Unified Government of

[ad_1] Patty Murray and Tiffany Smiley tackled 20 questions during a debate on Gonzaga University’s campus Sunday evening. Here are a few key moments of the debate in the candidates’ own words. They’ve been lightly edited for clarity. In recent months, the Jan. 6 committee made a case with testimony of many Republicans, Trump aides

[ad_1] Prior to my return to Grand Junction, I used to attend National Rifle Association board of directors meetings. One incident is relevant to Western Colorado voters: the resignation of John Dingle, the Democratic congressman from Michigan, from the NRA Board. In the old days, there were Democratic politicians who supported the 2nd Amendment: John

[ad_1] Ted Nugent has once again defended his right to bear arms under the Second Amendment, arguing that he got it from “God.” The musician discussed his natural-born rights as an American while talking to John McLaughlin of the Iowa Firearms Coalition. The 73-year-old conservative rocker, who recently resigned from the board of the National

[ad_1] On Wednesday, CNN announced they’ve hired Pro-Second Amendment reporter, founder of The Reload, and MRC Bulldog Award winner Stephen Gutowski as an analyst, a move many see as a sign of new CNN boss Chris Licht’s commitment to a more moderate journalist product. But while the hire was celebrated on the right and among

[ad_1] Paid for by the candidate. “On behalf of NRA members in Wyoming House District 54, I am pleased to announce your NRA-PVF “A” rating and endorsement for the 2022 Wyoming General Election. This endorsement is a reflection of your steadfast support of the Second Amendment and excellent voting record on firearm-related issues during your

[ad_1] In October 2005, then-President George W. Bush signed a bill that immunized the gun industry from suit. He remarked that the bill, called the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act, or PLCAA as it is affectionately known, “would further our efforts to stop frivolous lawsuits.” No surprise that the bill was pushed by

[ad_1] LONGVIEW, Texas (KLTV) – Following a campaign event in Longview on Wednesday night, KLTV 7 was given the opportunity to talk one-on-one with Democratic gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke. KLTV 7 news anchor Blake Holland conducted the interview, just as he did with Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Oct. 5 in Tyler. Holland: You’ve spent

[ad_1] Irene Wrenner, left, a longtime local activist and former Essex Town Selectboard member, and Rep. Leland Morgan, R-Milton, right, are running for Vermont’s new North Chittenden Senate seat. Courtesy photos In the race for the lone state Senate seat in the new Chittenden North district this fall, voters have a choice between two candidates

[ad_1] Beto O’Rourke is seeking to become the first Democratic governor in Texas in nearly 30 years, but to win he’ll have to overcome the wreckage of his failed bid for the White House, which has irreversibly changed him in the eyes of some voters and opened him up to attacks that he is too

[ad_1] How should Orange County’s representatives in Sacramento handle issues like homelessness, public safety, crime and human rights? Over the next few weeks, voters will be choosing new state representatives who will have a role in shaping that future. For years, Orange County has been a central battleground for just how much power Democrats have

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[ad_1] COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Five of Ohio’s 15 recently redrawn Congressional districts touch central Ohio, and not one of the races is uncontested in the Nov. 8 election. Ohioans have less than three weeks to cast a ballot for who they would like to see in Congress, as well as other candidates above and

[ad_1] SAN JOSE, Calif. (KRON) — A new requirement for gun owners in San Jose has the National Rifle Association up in arms. Mother slammed to the ground by police files lawsuit In February, San Jose Mayor Sam Liccardo and City Councilmembers adopted a new resolution requiring gun owners who live in the city of

[ad_1] SAN ANTONIO — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott looked down when Beto O’Rourke confronted him about guns during a press conference the day after the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde. Abbott had just spoken about how “evil swept across Uvalde” and “it could have been worse,” and O’Rourke stood up and said,

[ad_1] After Tuesday night’s debate between Congresswoman Val Demings (D-FL), and Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL), the flip-flopping Republican can give a master class on being owned. The Miami-based United States Senator would have faired better by just staying home – with his attendance record on the job, no one would be surprised. It didn’t take

[ad_1] With voters often pointing to crime and gun violence as issues at the top of their mind as they head to the polls this fall, Wisconsinites are choosing between Democratic incumbent Josh Kaul and Republican Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney to be the state’s top law enforcement official.  Kaul, running on

[ad_1] Indiana sends nine representatives to the U.S. House of Representatives in Washington, D.C. – and all are up for election on November 8, along with the rest of the 435-member chamber. Just one race is expected to be competitive: Indiana’s First Congressional District, which a Republican could represent for the first time in 94