Too many people in Washington, D.C. are under the dangerous impression that the Second Amendment is obsolete and unnecessary. If they had their way, only criminals and agents of the State would be armed, while law-abiding Americans would be at their mercy. While we can stop gun control in Congress, progressives and Washington, D.C. bureaucrats will use every tactic at their disposal to disarm the American public, including banning firearms on public lands. That is why I have sponsored the Firearms Freedom on Federal Lands Act with Representatives Rob Bishop and Paul Broun. This legislation creates a statutory protection of gun rights, preventing land management agencies from restricting firearms on public lands, as they have done in the past. The NRA has endorsed this measure, and I hope my colleagues will follow their lead and cosponsor this legislation.
Denny Rehberg: “Too many people in Washington, D.C. are under the dangerous impression that the Second Amendment is obsolete and…”
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Rehberg addresses the importance of protecting Second Amendment rights and his proposed legislation.
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