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Strickland Wins NRA Endorsement

Columbus, Ohio – The National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund (NRA-PVF) has endorsed Ohio gubernatorial candidate Congressman Ted Strickland for the May 2 primary election, the Strickland for Governor campaign announced today.

Strickland received an “A” rating from the NRA based on his consistent legislative record in support of Second Amendment rights in Congress and his responses to the 2006 NRA candidate questionnaire.

In an endorsement letter to Strickland, Chris Cox, chairman of the NRA-PVF, acknowledged Strickland’s pro-sportsmen voting record as a Member of Congress and urged NRA members and supporters to vote in the primary.

“During your tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives, you have demonstrated a proven commitment to the defense of our Second Amendment rights,” Cox said. “The NRA-PVF urges all NRA members, gun owners and sportsmen to vote for you in Ohio’s Democratic primary for governor on May 2, 2006.”

“I am thankful for this endorsement and the NRA’s acknowledgement of my steady and consistent support for sportsmen and gun owners throughout my time in Congress,” Strickland said.

“I have always believed that law-abiding citizens have a right to the freedoms outlined in the Second Amendment. As governor, I will continue to fight to protect those rights.”
Frenchy
Who says a Democrat can't win a NRA endorsement...? Congratulations to Congressman Strickland.
winston smith
QUOTE(Frenchy @ May 21 2006, 08:48 PM)
Who says a Democrat can't win a NRA endorsement...? Congratulations to Congressman Strickland.
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Way to go!
D103486
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Strickland Wins NRA Endorsement
Off topic, but when is someone going to take on the NRA? They're a right-wing nutjob lobbying organization and their radical views need to be exposed. If they had their way, every maniac right out of prison and/or mental hospital would have immediate and anonymous access to any type of weapon, including automatic. Why are politicians such cowards when it comes to the NRA? Should any lobbying group have that much power?
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