[ad_1] Five Republican candidates stood at the front of a VFW post in Yakima on the first Saturday of May. One by one, they made their opening pitches for why the voters of Central Washington’s ruby-red 4th district should send them to Congress. Brad Klippert, a seven-term state representative from Kennewick, cited his decades in law
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[ad_1] The Republican nomination for the 51st Legislative District will be decided Tuesday, when a three-term state representative faces off against the president of the Albert Gallatin Area School Board. Matthew Dowling, 37, of Uniontown currently represents the Fayette County district. Ryan Porupski, 25, of Smithfield, is a four-year member of the school board and
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[ad_1] The Democratic Governors Association has launched a new TV ad aimed at boosting Republican Darren Bailey’s chances in the Republican primary for governor by offering a backhanded criticism that is actually intended to reinforce Bailey’s conservative credentials to the GOP base. It is the second ad from the DGA to weigh in on the
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[ad_1] Yesterday, a conference committee convened to iron out inconsistencies in the language of firearm discrimination prevention measure, House Bill 3144.  Having successfully passed the measure with its originally intended language, the measure now heads back to both chambers for a vote.  Please contact your lawmakers and encourage them to SUPPORT House Bill 3144. House Bill 3144 provides
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[ad_1] NRA-ILA’s Office of Litigation Counsel has been busy fighting for our members’ rights in courtrooms across the country. ILA has filed new cases, continued the fight in many existing cases, and scored some good wins. This newsletter covers ILA’s efforts to defend your freedoms in court over the first four months of 2022. In
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[ad_1] LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER! The North Carolina NRA State Conference is this Saturday, May 21st, 2022, in Raleigh. The conference is FREE and will feature various speakers including your North Carolina State Senators, NRA staff with updates on the 2022 North Carolina elections, and other panels featuring some top coalition partners supporting the Second
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[ad_1] By Jeff Gross, contributing writer As fishing season is in full swing, various clubs are hosting their children’s fishing derbies. If you would like to advertise your club’s derby or the trophy ceremony, contact me.  Nothing is more eye catching than seeing the happy smile like with the cutie, above, holding her 1st trophy. 
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[ad_1] Fairfax, Va. — The National Rifle Association is pleased to announce that former President Donald Trump will headline a star-studded cast of political heavyweights at the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA-ILA) Leadership Forum on Friday, May 27, at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston. “It is truly an honor to have
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[ad_1] Yesterday, the Colorado Legislature adjourned from its 2022 Legislative Session, having passed some good, and some bad, legislation in the process. This year, the legislature sent two gun bills to the desk of Governor Jared Polis: pro-gun, House Bill 22-1168 and anti-gun, House Bill 22-1086.  Both measures were signed into law. House Bill 22-1168 allows local education providers, upon
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[ad_1] Editor, Gun ownership has always been a given in Wyoming. Both political parties support it. Hunter safety classes are in our schools and children are raised hunting for food and recreation. Many of us have hunted and owned guns all our lives. But there is a counter culture that has emerged that raises the
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[ad_1] (The Center Square) — The Louisiana House passed legislation to ban government agencies from contracting with companies that limit business with firearm manufacturers, despite a veto by Gov. John Bel Edwards of a similar bill last session. The lower chamber voted 71-26 on Tuesday to approve House Bill 978, sponsored by Rep. Blake Miguez,
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[ad_1] The GOP Primary is less than two weeks away on May 24. It has been an interesting and expensive race to fill the seat of our venerable and powerful senior Senator Richard Shelby. There are three major primary contestants.  Katie Britt, Mike Durant, and Mo Brooks are the horses or as some might say
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