As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass HB 979, Representative Matt Dowling's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass HB 979 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass HB 979, Representative Matt Dowling's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass HB 979 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass HB 979, Representative Matt Dowling's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass HB 979 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass HB 979, Representative Matt Dowling's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass HB 979 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass SB 448, Senator Wayne Langerholc's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass SB 448 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass SB 448, Senator Wayne Langerholc's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass SB 448 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass SB 448, Senator Wayne Langerholc's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass SB 448 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.

As a law-abiding, tax-paying gun owner in Pennsylvania, I agree with Gun Owners of America that local governments should be held accountable for breaking Pennsylvania's firearms preemption laws. As such, I urge you to co-sponsor, support, and pass SB 448, Senator Wayne Langerholc's legislation to strengthen Pennsylvania's firearms preemption law. Cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia have willfully broken state law without any accountability for their actions. Worse, they have the unlimited resources of Bloomberg front organizations to defend them in court. Meanwhile, honest gun owners have to collectively spend thousands of dollars in legal fees to challenge these local, illegal ordinances in court in order to get our rights back. This bill would provide law-abiding citizens the ability to recover damages, reasonable attorney fees, and costs if a court finds that a local ordinance violates the state firearms preemption law. It would also award costs for an unsuspecting citizen charged with a crime under one of these illegal ordinances who is subsequently acquitted. Not only that, but this bill would allow membership organizations, like GOA, to sue on my behalf. I want elected officials held accountable for breaking the law to stop their financial “war of attrition” against law-abiding gun owners. So, please support and pass SB 448 to strengthen firearms preemption in Pennsylvania. And if you haven't co-sponsored this important bill, please do so immediately.