BE HEARD!
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Although small in numbers, the anti-gun crowd is quite vocal, and loud noises create uneasiness in otherwise solid, pro-gun legislators. If ever there was a time to speak up for yourself, to be the loudest one in the room, now is the time . . .
Currently, there are several superb, pro-Second Amendment bills under consideration in the NC House. These are the bills we’ve been waiting for, bills that are critical to the restoration and protection of each citizen’s unalienable right to keep and bear arms. On the aggregate, you might say this legislative session is “the big enchilada.” It’s all we’ve been fighting for!
Unfortunately, many, if not all of these bills are in danger of being unrecognizably watered down, or worse, killed off entirely. This is because many in House leadership have become squeamish. Leadership has been reluctant to take action on these pro-gun bills because lately, the opposition has been quite vocal. We cannot allow good bills to die in the face of small but squeaky wheels. There are more of us than there are of them, and we are on the side of what is right.
Therefore. . .
WE MUST BE LOUDER THAN
THE ANTI-GUN CROWD
YOUR VOICE MUST BE HEARD –
CLEARLY AND OFTEN
The Good News
Making your voice heard clearly and often is not a problem. Below, under ‘Immediate Action Required,’ see how you can easily let your voice be heard. Please join GRNC in declaring, “We will not be defeated by the anti-civil rights crowd!” Then, help us deluge NC House leaders with an insistent, pro-gun message so we can realize that goal.
The pro-Second Amendment bills under consideration in the NC House are as follows:
- Constitutional Carry (H69 and H201)
- Concealed carry on UNC and community college campuses by concealed handgun permit-holders (H251)
- The Omnibus Firearms Bill (H345)
- Concealed Handgun Standardization Act (H438)
- Elimination of the Jim Crow-era pistol purchase permit (PPP) system (H201)
- Concealed Carry/Church School Prop (H174)
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- PHONE & EMAIL NC HOUSE LEADERSHIP EVERY Call DAY THIS WEEK. For the daily emails, use the copy/paste email list provided below under ‘Contacts’, and the copy/paste message provided under ‘Deliver This Message’. You’ll also find a ‘Phone Message’ below that you can use to deliver our message to the legislative offices.
- Call today especially about HB 174. It will get a vote today
- PLEASE SETUP A DAILY REMINDER ON YOUR SMARTPHONE OR OTHER CALENDAR. For reasons stated, message persistence is essential. Please take a few minutes each day this week to email and phone House leadership. If you can, do it during business hours. If that isn’t practical, do it whenever you can; leave voice-mail messages if necessary.
CONTACT INFO
Copy/Paste email list for NC House Leadership:
Tim.Moore@ncleg.net; David.Lewis@ncleg.net; John.Bell@ncleg.net; Ted.Davis@ncleg.net; Hugh.Blackwell@ncleg.net; Justin.Burr@ncleg.net
Phone Numbers for NC House Leadership:
Rep. Name | Phone Number |
Speaker Tim Moore | (919) 733-3451 |
Maj. Leader John Bell | (919) 715-3017 |
Rep. Ted Davis | (919) 733-5786 |
Rep. Hugh Blackwell | (919) 733-5805 |
Rep. Justin Burr | (919) 733-5908 |
Rep. David Lewis | (919) 715-3015 |
DELIVER THIS PHONE MESSAGE:
Hello, I’m calling the representative today to express my great disappointment that he, as a leader in the House, has not taken steps to move pro-gun legislation out of committee, and on to the House floor for a vote.
The clock is ticking on this year’s legislative session, and any failure to pass the several pro-gun bills, such as constitutional carry, will be recognized as a failure to follow through on pro-gun campaign rhetoric, and will not be taken lightly by voters like me. No excuses for failure will be acceptable.
Please tell the representative that I am insisting that all pro-Second Amendment bills be moved toward passage immediately. The voters are watching closely. Thank you.
DELIVER THIS MESSAGE
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Suggested Email Subject:
“No More Excuses: Move Gun Bills Now!“
Dear Representative:
The clock is ticking on this year’s legislative session, and I am very disappointed to learn that several pro-Second Amendment bills are still languishing in committee. North Carolina voters have given your party the majority in Raleigh for the express purpose of supporting and passing legislation such as this, and I insist that you follow through.
The bills I’m referring to are as follows:
- Constitutional Carry (H69 and H201)
- Concealed carry on UNC and community college campuses by CHP-holders (H251)
- The Omnibus Firearms Bill (H345)
- Concealed Handgun Standardization Act (H438)
- Elimination of the Jim Crow-era PPP system (H201)
- Concealed Carry/Church School Prop (H174)
Respectfully,
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! |
As you know, GRNC is an all volunteer force. As such, we are looking for volunteers in a couple of areas:
- WEB DEVELOPMENT
Experience in web development to include HTML, CSS & Java Scripting. If interested, contact GRNC President using the following contact form: http://www.grnc.org/contact
- ALERT WRITING
Solid writing skills, ability to translate legal, political, technical and firearms jargon into layman’s terms and make the public care about the issue. Ability to manipulate HTML style emails on the code level is a nice to have. If interested, please contact GRNC using this e-mail address: alert@grnc.org
If you have these skills, you can help the Second Amendment fight by enhancing and expanding GRNC’s presence, ensuring our message is received broadly in these modern times.
Don’t let your talents go to waste, as you could be the difference between gun-rights advancements and gun-rights losses.
Be the person who says, “I did something!” Instead of the person who says, “I should have done something.”
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