right to bear arms

Via Say Uncle:

State Senator Raymond Finney has been given a rating of “A” by the National Rifle Association (NRA) for his four years of service in the Tennessee General Assembly. In addition, the NRA has endorsed his candidacy for re-election to the Tennessee Senate.

Meph breaks down why banning the right to bear arms in public parks is silly:

The National Rifle Association is gearing up to spend $15 million in opposition to Barack Obama this campaign season.

State Senate candidate Lynn Sebourn is encouraged by the Heller Supreme Court ruling affirming an individual right to bear arms but advises eternal legislative vigilance against activist courts:

Say Uncle plays the role of political consultant in the wake of the Supreme Court’s affirmation of an individual right to bear arms:

Everybody’s got statements on the landmark Supreme Court Second Amendment decision today. Here are a few received just in the last half hour or so.

The TNGOP:

Bob Tuke on Heller:

"The Second Amendment provides for a constitutional right of responsible gun ownership, and I support the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the absolute gun ban that had been enacted in our nation's capital. If elected to the U.S. Senate, I will remain vigilant in upholding the right to bear arms of law abiding citizens of the United States."

Barack Obama, just hours before his now infamous bitter/cling comment, had this to say about guns:

Rob Huddleston lets us know who he is:

Jimmy Naifeh does an editorial defending his killing of second amendment legislation. Legislation that would have protected carry permit holders identity and personal information.