With the U.S. Senate runoff less than two weeks away, the head of the National Rifle Association Wayne LaPierre is in Georgia to stump for Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss.
LaPierre says Chambliss is a staunch supporter of Second Amendment rights. LaPierre’s not worried that when Democrats control Congress and the presidency next year gun rights will be curtailed.
Democratic challenger Jim Martin does support Second Amendment rights but with certain limitations for criminals and those with mental illnesses.
LaPierre will join Chambliss tonight for a rally in Perry, Georgia.
LaPierre says Chambliss is a staunch supporter of Second Amendment rights. LaPierre’s not worried that when Democrats control Congress and the presidency next year gun rights will be curtailed.
"The average, working class Democrat man and woman, working man in this country, rank and file Democrat, strongly supports the Second Amendment and wants their rights defended and don't appreciate politicians attacking it."
Democratic challenger Jim Martin does support Second Amendment rights but with certain limitations for criminals and those with mental illnesses.
LaPierre will join Chambliss tonight for a rally in Perry, Georgia.
