gun rights

2nd Amendment Day!

Release Date: Aug 20 2008

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August 20, 2008

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Alicia Preston

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2nd Amendment Day!

As NH Values Week Continues, Bob Clegg Talks 2nd Amendment Rights

Concord, NH—Day 3 of New Hampshire Values Week and today Bob focuses on the 2nd Amendment Right to Bear Arms. A proud long time member of the NRA and The NH Firearms Coalition, Bob has always defended the rights of the individual and knows it is something the forefathers of this nation deliberately put into the Constitution with foresight.

August 14, 2008 - 10:07pm

Bosse, Horn fight continues in debate

Republican debate: Photo credit: PolitickerNH.comRepublican debate: Photo credit: PolitickerNH.comNASHUA-The rivalry between Grant Bosse (R-Hillsboro) and Jennifer Horn (R-Nashua) took center stage in a Republican debate at Nashua's City Hall.

Discussing gun rights, Bosse used a quote from Politico to criticize Horn. In the article Horn was quoted as saying she favored "common-sense restrictions to protect kids from guns," a quote that Horn says is wrong.

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The 2nd Amendment as a Private Right Prevails; the Constitution and the People Win!

Release Date: Jun 27 2008

Steiner for CongressP.O. Box 2008Concord, NH  03302www.joinjim2008.comThe 2nd Amendment as a Private Right Prevails; the Constitution and the People Win!Congressional candidate Jim Steiner issued the following comment regarding the decision today in District of Columbia v. Heller, the U.S. Supreme Court decision finding unconstitutional the D.C. law that attempted to place severe restrictions on gun ownership and storage within Washington, D.C.:

STATEMENT BY BOB CLEGG ON 2nd AMENDMENT RULING CRITICISM

Release Date: Jun 27 2008

 

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June 26, 2008

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STATEMENT BY BOB CLEGG ON 2nd AMENDMENT RULING CRITICISM

 

Concord, NH - Today the Supreme Court sided with the Constitution and ruled against a Washington DC Gun ban, preventing people the 2nd Amendment Right to bear arms.  In response, candidates from many levels released statements addressing today's fantastic decision by our Nation's Highest Court, yet unfortunately, 2nd Congressional District Candidate Bob Clegg was inaccurately criticized. Clegg released the following statement in response:

June 26, 2008 - 4:04pm

Hodes, Shea-Porter split over gun ruling

U.S. Rep. Paul Hodes (D-Concord) and U.S. Rep. Carol Shea-Porter (D-Rochester) have split over the U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing individuals to own handguns.

Shea-Porter said there should be "some standards" with individual gun rights, while Hodes called the decision a "victory" for the Second Amendment.

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Pelosi Calls for More Gun Control- Does Hodes Agree?

Release Date: Jun 26 2008

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June 26, 2008
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*Pelosi Calls for More Gun Control- Does Hodes Agree?*

(Hillsboro) Hillsboro Republican Grant Bosse today asked Congressman Paul Hodes if he agrees with Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s call for more gun control laws in the District of Columbia, even as the Supreme Court has thrown out the District’s oppressive ban on handgun ownership.

NHGOP STATEMENT ON SUPREME COURT RULING

Release Date: Jun 26 2008

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Date:               June 26, 2008

Contact:          Fergus Cullen, Chairman, New Hampshire Republican Party

                        603-225-9341 office, 603-520-5450 cell

NHGOP STATEMENT ON SUPREME COURT RULING

CONCORD –   Fergus Cullen, Chairman of the New Hampshire Republican Party, made the following statement today:

“We join freedom-loving people everywhere in welcoming the Supreme Court’s decision this morning striking down the D.C. gun ban. With Barack Obama visiting New Hampshire tomorrow, I wonder how he will explain his support for this unconstitutional ban. Obama’s support for the D.C. gun ban is just part of a long record of anti-gun positions that show a profound misunderstanding of the Second Amendment. Obama should spend less time labeling gun owners as bitter, and more time reading the Constitution.”   

SUNUNU COMMENDS COURT ON CLEAR AFFIRMATION OF SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHTS

Release Date: Jun 26 2008

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SUNUNU COMMENDS COURT ON CLEAR AFFIRMATION

OF SECOND AMENDMENT RIGHTS

 

WASHINGTON, DC – United States Senator John Sununu (R-NH) today (6/26) issued the following statement regarding the United States Supreme Court decision to affirm the Second Amendment right to bear arms and to overturn the District of Columbia handgun ban.

JEB BRADLEY COMMENTS ON SUPREME COURT RULING REGARDING THE 2ND AMENDMENT

Release Date: Jun 26 2008

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June 26, 2008

 

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JEB BRADLEY COMMENTS ON SUPREME COURT RULING REGARDING THE 2ND AMENDMENT

 

Wolfeboro, NH  “The Supreme Court Ruling today solidifies what most Americans already knew…that our founders, in creating the Constitution and the foundation for this nation, believed in individual rights, including the right to protect oneself. The 2nd Amendment of the Constitution is clear: law abiding Americans have the right to keep and bear arms. In their wisdom, our founders understood that government, if left with too much control, would remove the rights of the individual. Therefore the 2nd Amendment protects individual liberties from being infringed upon. Today’s ruling by the Supreme Court confirms our rights as Americans guaranteed by our Constitution.

June 26, 2008 - 12:17pm

Update: Republicans praise Court gun decision

New Hampshire congressional candidates are praising the U.S. Supreme Court decision allowing individuals the right to own handguns.

The ruling also provided one candidate with an opportunity to criticize two of his rivals.

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