A crowd gathered at the Olympia, Washington Capitol Campus April 28 to show support for the Second Amendment. Those gathered displayed their patriotism and belief with signs and flags. Many attendees open-carried their firearms during the rally as an exercise of those hard-won rights.
Lawmakers, including Rep. Matt Shea, R-Spokane Valley and Rep. Robert Sutherland, R-Granite Falls, spoke to the crowd about working toward unity and continued protection of our rights.
What took place in November was nothing short of a massive triumph for freedom.
A civil-rights movement is well underway to take back this freedom, but there is still much to be done.
It’s clear that Americans are choosing to exercise their constitutional rights.
Such bans openly defy U.S. Supreme Court precedents while pretending to uphold them.
After four years of enduring President Joe Biden, the American electorate voted for a course correction.
The Second Amendment was effectively on the ballot last month and NRA members stepped up to help deliver an important victory.
