USCCA For Saving Lives Action Fund Event Educates Wisconsinites Ahead of Election
With less than a week to go until the November 2024 elections, the USCCA’s For Saving Lives Action Fund hosted a timely event spotlighting critical Second Amendment issues impacting millions of Americans nationwide. Hosted at Eagle Sports Range in Cudahy, Wisconsin, the discussion on 2A rights offered the chance for law-abiding gun owners in attendance to highlight the gun rights issues impacting them directly.
Throughout the evening Katie Pointer Baney, Executive Director of the USCCA for Saving Lives Action Fund, moderated a fireside chat with State Senator Julian Bradley and iHeart Radio host Vicki McKenna that centered around the importance of National Concealed Carry Reciprocity, the dangers of “red flag” laws, and other self-defense topics.
State Senator Julian Bradley urged Wisconsinites in attendance to vote. He asked supporters to vote for a Constitutional amendment he authored to ensure only citizens can vote in our elections.
With candidates up and down the ticket making their closing arguments, the evening served to underscore the importance of showing up at the ballot box to elect pro-2A leaders who will defend the right to self-protection. During the event, the Action Fund worked to ensure that all attendees were armed with facts about what is at stake in the 2024 election for 2A advocates.
The Action Fund is proud to continue to lead the charge in the industry on safe and responsible gun ownership while simultaneously ensuring law abiding gun owners stay informed on issues surrounding the fundamental right to self-defense.
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