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Supreme Court Hands Down Key Campaign Finance Decision -- Repeals Unconstitutional Restrictions on Political Speech - 1/21/2010
The National Rifle Association praised the U.S. Supreme Court's decision today in the case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, removing unconstitutional restrictions on the NRA’s ability to speak freely at election time.  More...

STATEMENT FROM CHRIS W. COX, CHAIRMAN NRA POLITICAL VICTORY FUND CONGRATULATING SENATOR-ELECT SCOTT BROWN ON HIS ELECTION TO THE U.S. SENATE - 1/19/2010
On behalf of the 4 million members of the National Rifle Association, we would like to offer congratulations to Senator-elect Scott Brown on his hard-fought and well-deserved victory in the Massachuse  More...

NRA-PVF Endorses Texas Governor Rick Perry for Re-election - 1/15/2010
Today, the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) is announcing its endorsement of Texas Governor Rick Perry for re-election in the state’s Republican primary election on March 2nd.  More...

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Click Here for News Relating To McDonald v. Chicago - 3/20/2010
News stories and press releases on the oral arguments before the Supreme Court in the McDonald v. City of Chicago case.  More...

Will the Supreme Court Recognize the Truth About Chicago`s Handgun Ban? - 3/1/2010
In the 2008 “Heller” decision, the Supreme Court struck down Washington, D.C.’s handgun ban and gunlock requirements. Unsurprisingly, gun control advocates predicted disaster. They were wrong. What ac  More...

Why the Court Protected Us On Thursday - 1/22/2010
Do you want government regulating what movies can be shown to the public? Do you want the government determining what movies can be advertised? Or what books can be sold? Well, the Obama administratio  More...

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