HARRISBURG — State Senator Cris Dush, R-Brookville, on Wednesday rallied to protect the constitutional rights of law-abiding Pennsylvania firearm owners and fight any possible infringement from the federal government.
“You own this government and you set the framework of this government,” Dush told those at the rally. “Since 1791, no changes have been made to the Pennsylvania Constitution except by the express will and vote of the people. That’s the way it should stay in a free Republic such as ours.”
The rally promoted Dush’s bill – Senate Bill 624 – that prohibit state and local government officials from enforcing any new federal gun restriction laws, regulations and executive orders enacted after Dec. 31 that are in conflict with the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution.
“This bill ensures that if anyone in a governmental position usurps your authority – they will pay a price,” Dush said.
The bill also:
Senate Bill 624 has been referred to the Senate State Government Committee for future consideration.
