Second Amendment Caucus News Today

HARRISBURG − Pete Kingsley drove about an hour from his home in Strasburg on Tuesday morning to join more than 100 pro-gun activists on the state Capitol steps in Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Second Amendment Caucus chairs Sen. Cris Dush and Rep. Abby Major, along with other pro-Second Amendment state lawmakers, will join firearms owners Monday morning for the 2024

About 25 members of the House and Senate Second Amendment Caucus held a private Zoom session last night. They said they believe that the Michigan State Capitol Commission overstepped its authority by proposing a weapons ban in the Capitol building.

Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert threw a pin honoring a 10-year-old victim of the Uvalde school shooting into a trashcan seconds after receiving it.

"She threw it away in plain sight, going to show once again that she does not give a damn.”

Williamsport, Pa. — Approaching six months in office, freshman State Rep. Jamie Flick (R-83) joins a growing list of bipartisan House members promising to meet their colleagues across the aisle—in

Several dozen gun owners and Second Amendment supporters gathered in defense of their right to keep and bear arms at the state capitol in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania on Monday, undeterred by rainy weathe...

Gun rights supporters met on the Capitol steps Monday morning for the 18th annual Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally.

Gun owners from across Pennsylvania gathered Monday on the Capitol steps for the annual Right to Keep and Bear Arms Rally, with the theme “United We Stand.” “Without the Second Amendment nothing else would matter. That Second Amendment protects everything else,” said Jerel Crewe, founder of the organization That Gun

The top House Democrat castigated Republicans for inaction after the Tennessee mass shooting that killed three children and three adults.