Friend,
The anti-gunners are melting down again… and honestly, it’s pretty entertaining.
The Trace, yeah… the Bloomberg anti-2A group, just ran a full story <[link removed]> attacking FPC over our David Hogg birthday fundraiser, acting like it’s some kind of scandal that we raise money to fight back against their agenda.
Let’s be clear about what’s actually happening.
Hogg is a political activist who has dedicated himself to pushing gun bans and stripping peaceable people of their rights, especially on his birthday. So every year, when his birthday rolls around, FPC supporters turn it into something far more productive.
We fund the lawsuits that dismantle that agenda in court.
<[link removed]>KEEP FIGHTING BACK! <[link removed]>
That’s why they’re upset.
Because it works.
While they complain and write hit pieces, we’re in court challenging carry bans, fighting federal gun control, and pushing cases forward that actually roll back their policies.
That’s what this is really about.
And right now, we need to keep pushing.
Please make a contribution of $1,000, $500, $250, $100, $50, $25, or whatever you can to help FPC continue these fights and expand our legal efforts across the country. <[link removed]>
And remember, when you contribute, you’ll also be entered to WIN a Beretta 1301 Tactical Mod 2.
Friend, they can keep complaining.
But while they do, we’re the ones forcing them to defend their agenda in court and taking real ground back.
That only happens because people like you step up.
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So don’t sit this one out.
Help us keep pushing forward and take advantage of this moment to expand the fight. <[link removed]>
In other news, here’s everything else you may have missed during this last week in gun rights:
- Mon, April 20
- Novotny v. Moore: Maryland filed a cert petition at SCOTUS
- Viramontes v. Cook County: Scheduled for the SCOTUS conference on 4/24
- Peterson v. United States: The Supreme Court denied the cert petition.
- Wed, April 22
- VanDerStok v. Bondi: FPC filed a stipulation of dismissal at the district court.
- Fri, April 24
- Roberts v. ATF: Attorneys filed a motion for summary judgment at the district court
As always, THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
For liberty,
The FPC Team
P.S. The courts are limiting relief, which means that membership could be the difference between being protected under an FPC-secured injunction or not, but truly, your membership provides the monthly firepower we need to stay three steps ahead of the anti-rights tyrants in the courts. If you’re not already a member, we need YOU in this fight right now! <[link removed]>
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