Here is a copy of an email I just received.
GCO's Executive Director, Jerry Henry, will be on the television three times today, with one national and two local broadcasts in Atlanta:
3:30 CNN, discussing the magazine restrictions and military "style" weapons ban being proposed by President Obama;
6:00 Channel 2, WSB, discussing the City of Atlanta's violation of state preemption law and what GCO is doing about it; and
6:30-7:00 Channel 11, 11Alive, discussing again the proposed military "style" weapons ban.
These times are approximate, but we are informed that the interviews will be aired during those slots. Please tune in and watch the discussion. GCO will be calling on its members to lobby Congress to stand firm in opposing the President's push to infringe upon the right to bear arms while not losing focus on local issues, such as stopping the city of Atlanta from violating state law forbidding them from regulating the carry of firearms and repealing other infringements on the right to bear arms right here in Georgia.
With the new legislative session starting, GCO will continue its focus on legislation in the General Assembly for 2013. This is going to be an exciting year. Be on the lookout for big news coming soon. Given everything else in the news recently, we will really need your help this year to improve Georgia's gun laws and keep marching forward with the fight to restore the right to bear arms.
GCO's Executive Director, Jerry Henry, will be on the television three times today, with one national and two local broadcasts in Atlanta:
3:30 CNN, discussing the magazine restrictions and military "style" weapons ban being proposed by President Obama;
6:00 Channel 2, WSB, discussing the City of Atlanta's violation of state preemption law and what GCO is doing about it; and
6:30-7:00 Channel 11, 11Alive, discussing again the proposed military "style" weapons ban.
These times are approximate, but we are informed that the interviews will be aired during those slots. Please tune in and watch the discussion. GCO will be calling on its members to lobby Congress to stand firm in opposing the President's push to infringe upon the right to bear arms while not losing focus on local issues, such as stopping the city of Atlanta from violating state law forbidding them from regulating the carry of firearms and repealing other infringements on the right to bear arms right here in Georgia.
With the new legislative session starting, GCO will continue its focus on legislation in the General Assembly for 2013. This is going to be an exciting year. Be on the lookout for big news coming soon. Given everything else in the news recently, we will really need your help this year to improve Georgia's gun laws and keep marching forward with the fight to restore the right to bear arms.
