The House Judiciary committee passed four bills on Monday. One would institute red flag laws, which allow law enforcement to temporarily seize people’s firearms if a judge rules them a likely danger to themself or others. The others would ban devices that convert semi-automatic guns to automatic fire, require background checks for long gun purchases, and ban weapons that can avoid magnetometer detection, like 3D printed “ghost guns.” [More]
Well, let’s take a look at the state’s “big gun,” PAFOA. They still maintain a blog on their old site that hasn’t been updated since 2010.
I find nothing on Guidestar in terms of tax filings to show what they’re registered as or how much money they have. (C3? C4?)
They either have an old unused and unfollowed Twitter account or none at all.
Their last press release was four months ago? Or see any thing about their chairman in Google’s “News” feed?
Meanwhile, the anti-gunners/Democrats have well-oiled/organized/financed ground games and propaganda machines throughout the Keystone State.
Tell me I’m wrong, Pennsylvania gun owners. Tell me I’m missing a site that will alleviate my fears. I hope there is. I hope I’m missing a big gaping hole you can drive a trick through. But if it’s this hard for me to find, what about your average Pennsylvania gun owner– speaking of which, how much financial and manpower support do they provide?
And why should this latest subversion from Harrisburg be a surprise to anyone?
* And I do apologize. But you come up with titles all day.
[Via Jess]
