NRA-ILA Recommends

• Letter to Congressional Leaders on the DISCLOSE Act

  The following letter on the DISCLOSE Act was sent to Congressional leaders today. 
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• Statement from Chris W. Cox on Richard Mourdock's Significant Win in the Indiana U.S. Senate Primary

  Thanks to your votes, Richard Mourdock has won the Republican primary election for U.S. Senate in Indiana defeating 36-year incumbent, Sen. Richard Lugar. Since the 1990s, Sen. Lugar has become notorious for his zealous support of gun control schemes and his fervent anti-gun positions.  
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• NRA Will Appeal Decision Denying Right to Carry Outside the Home

  On March 30th, a federal district court in Illinois wrongly ruled that the Second Amendment does not protect a right to carry firearms for self-protection outside the home. The NRA funded this challenge to Illinois’ ban on citizens’ ability to carry firearms legally outside their homes and businesses for self-defense, and will also be supporting an immediate appeal to the Seventh Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals—and to the Supreme Court if necessary. 
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• Statement from the NRA on Self-Defense Laws

  The National Rifle Association always has and always will advocate the passage and preservation of self-defense laws. The alternative leaves the innocent in danger. 
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• International Firearm Abolitionists Prepare to Draft UN Arms Trade Treaty

  Every year about this time, the warmer weather gives every manner of fast-growing weed the opportunity to appear out of nowhere and begin consuming people's lawns. Deny it an environment in which it can thrive, by spreading a grass fertilizer and weed killer mix from your home and garden store, and it somehow finds its way to your neighbor's grass. The same is true about international activists and representatives of various countries' governments who periodically gather under the umbrella of the United Nations, intent on changing the world. 
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