2011-12 Proposed law for dealing with Municipalities Violating Preemption Law

[WhiteFeather]

Are YOU Tired Of Municipalities Violating Pennsylvania Firearms Preemption Law?

Currently Municipalities across the Commonwealth are routinely in violation of Preemption section §6120 Limitation on the regulation of firearms and ammunition or attempting to enact new ordinances that are violations of Preemption

Text of existing law

PA Uniform Firearms Act
http://acslpa.org/pa_uniform_firearms_act.htm
TITLE 18
PA CRIMES CODES


§6120. Limitation on the Regulation of Firearms and Ammunition.

(a) General rule. No county, municipality or township may in any manner regulate the lawful ownership, possession, transfer or transportation of firearms, ammunition or ammunition components when carried or transported for purposes not prohibited by the laws of this commonwealth.

(a. l) No right of action.

proposed section (a.2) goes here

(1) No political subdivision may bring or maintain an action at law or in equity against any firearms or ammunition manufacturer, trade association or dealer for damages, abatement, injunctive relief or any other relief or remedy resulting from or relating to either the lawful design or manufacture of firearms or ammunition or the lawful marketing or sale of firearms or ammunition to the public.

(2) Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to prohibit a political subdivision from bringing or maintaining an action against a firearms or ammunition manufacturer or dealer for breach of contract or warranty as to firearms or ammunition purchased by the political subdivision.

(b) Definitions.-As used in this section, the following words and phrases shall have the meanings given to them in this subsection:

"Dealer." The term shall include any person engaged in the business of selling at wholesale or retail a firearm or ammunition.

"Firearms." This term shall have the meaning given to it in section 5515 (relating to prohibiting of paramilitary training) but shall not include air rifles as that term is defined in section 6304 (relating to sale and use of air rifles).

"Political subdivision." The term shall include any home rule charter municipality, county, city, borough, incorporated town, township or school district.

(Chgd. by 1.1999, Act 59(7), eff.12/15/99.)



The scenario begins with you bringing the Preemption violation to the attention of council members at a council meeting. In many cases most of the good people elected to council will try to do the right thing when you illustrate the problem to them. Some will change or repeal their ordinance (oftentimes reluctantly) to comply with current Pennsylvania law, either way it gets fixed, problem solved!

However, what happens IF they continue to break the law with a new ordinance? What do you with elected representatives that openly advocate, and deliberately engage in, civil disobedience for their own personal agenda because they do not like firearms or can advance their own political desires?

So you are faced with taking them to court knowing that even if you win they will only do the least they can to comply with the law, so you are faced with possibly taking them back to court at some future date when they do it again. All of this cost lots of money. You or your organization are still out thousands of dollars which you won’t get back.

Lawsuits are not the only thing that can be done! We are working with Pennsylvania legislators in the House of Representatives, specifically representative Daryl Metcalfe, to address the situation with these rogue communities!

Interested?

Well Rep Metcalfe introduced this legislation at our request to stop the intentional criminal and civil disobedience on the part of elected officials

Last session this bill was known as HB 1541 and SOON will be reintroduced in early May of 2011
HB 1541 Rep Metcalfe providing future limitation of firearms by prohibiting anyone but the state to regulate firearms. http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/...type=B&bn=1541



Section 1. Section 6120 of Title 18 of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes is amended by adding a subsection to read:
§ 6120. Limitation on the regulation of firearms and ammunition.
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(a.2) Remedies for unlawful regulation.--Notwithstanding any other provision of law, upon finding that a county, municipality or township in any manner regulated the lawful ownership, possession, transfer or transportation of firearms, ammunition or ammunition components in violation of subsection (a) or 53 Pa.C.S. § 2962(g) (relating to limitation on municipal powers), a court shall direct the county, municipality or township to pay actual damages and reasonable attorney fees and costs to a party who successfully challenges the regulation.
* * *
Section 2. This act shall take effect in 60 days.



If you are for the concept of strengthen Preemption Law how about contacting and asking the following Reps that usually support firearm owners rights and the rule of PA law to add their names as a co sponsors?

Shouldn’t be any problem picking up lots of these Reps if we just ask them to become a co sponsor again.

Here was last session thread on HB 1541 for reference
http://forum.pafoa.org/pennsylvania-...ption-law.html

See next post on who to ask to become a sponsor.

Thanks for all of your support on this project in advance with contacting the Reps



FYI
For easy of finding this letter to the District Attorney's about Municipalities Violating Preemption Law from TOM CORBETT (former) Attorney General on PA take the time to read this post.

http://forum.pafoa.org/1021822-post-74.html

[WhiteFeather]

ALERT & UPDATE Feb 14th is the re scheduled FULL house vote

WE GOT a RED ALERT & a CALL for immediate Activist Action required
please contact Reps TODAY

HB 1523 is on 2nd consideration for Mon Feb 14th 2012 Session starts at 11am and this can be voted any time today

FYI 2nd consideration is when any member can file an amendment including anti-gun ones

With final passage vote scheduled to be taken on Wed Feb 15 if all goes well

Currently there are at least a dozen plus ALL anti-gun amendments filed at least 3 are ghost just a number & NO TEXT

Kim Stolfer has a write up on them see attached document IF you need details

SEND a simple message to ALL Reps listed

VOTE NO on ALL amendments



First Batch email are current sponsors to HB 1523
Thank them for their support.

raument@pahousegop.com; mbaker@pahousegop.com; jbear@pahousegop.com; kbenning@pahousegop.com; sbloom@pahousegop.com; mbrooks@pahousegop.com; tcaltagi@pahouse.net; mcauser@pahousegop.com; jchristi@pahousegop.com; dcosta@pahouse.net; jcox@pahousegop.com; tcreight@pahousegop.com; bcutler@pahousegop.com; gdenling@pahousegop.com; bellis@pahousegop.com; jemrick@pahousegop.com; eevankovich@pahousegop.com; mgabler@pahousegop.com; cgeorge@pahouse.net; jgibbons@pahouse.net;
mgillen@pahousegop.com; ngoodman@pahouse.net; ggrell@pahousegop.com; sgrove@pahousegop.com; mhahn@pahousegop.com; tharhai@pahouse.net; jharhart@pahousegop.com; aharris@pahousegop.com; dheffley@pahousegop.com; shelm@pahousegop.com; dhess@pahousegop.com; dhickern@pahousegop.com; shutchin@pahousegop.com; rkauffma@pahousegop.com; fkeller@pahousegop.com; mkeller@pahousegop.com; jknowles@pahousegop.com; bkortz@pahouse.net; nkotik@pahouse.net; tkrieger@pahousegop.com; jlawrenc@pahousegop.com; mlongiet@pahouse.net; dmaloney@pahousegop.com; Jmarshall@pahousegop.com; dmetcalf@pahousegop.com; cmetzgar@pahousegop.com; dmillard@pahousegop.com; rmiller@pahousegop.com; dmoul@pahousegop.com; mmustio@pahousegop.com; bneuman@pahouse.net; doberlan@pahousegop.com; sperry@pahousegop.com; jpetrarc@pahouse.net; jpyle@pahousegop.com; klrapp@pahousegop.com; hreadsha@pahouse.net; broae@pahousegop.com; trock@pahousegop.com; rsaccone@pahousegop.com; ssaylor@pahousegop.com; estaback@pahouse.net; jstern@pahousegop.com; rstevens@pahousegop.com; rswanger@pahousegop.com; wtallman@pahousegop.com; ttoohil@pahousegop.com; mturzai@pahousegop.com; rvulakov@pahousegop.com; jwhite@pahouse.net;


2nd Batch email are Reps that voted for HB 1523 in Judiciary committee but are not sponsors PLEASE THANK them for there vote on Feb 6th
jbrennan@pahouse.net; kgillesp@pahousegop.com; rmarsico@pahousegop.com; boneill@pahousegop.com; tstephens@pahousegop.com; mtoepel@pahousegop.com; dkula@pahouse.net;



3rd Batch email are NOT current sponsors to HB 1523
sboyd@pahousegop.com; fburns@pahouse.net; pclymer@pahousegop.com; gday@pahousegop.com; geverett@pahousegop.com; mfleck@pahousegop.com; jhornama@pahouse.net; tmahoney@pahouse.net; smajor@pahousegop.com; jmarkose@pahouse.net; tquigley@pahousegop.com; mreese@pahousegop.com; cschrode@pahousegop.com; shsmith@pahousegop.com; csonney@pahousegop.com; bboyle@pahouse.net; rbuxton@pahouse.net; pcosta@pahouse.net; tdavis@pahouse.net; jgallowa@pahouse.net; thenness@pahousegop.com; aravenstahl@pahouse.net; cross@pahousegop.com; dsantoni@pahouse.net; jtaylor@pahousegop.com; jwheatley@pahouse.net; wadolph@pahousegop.com; bbarbin@pahouse.net; sbarrar@pahousegop.com; kboback@pahousegop.com; rbrown@pahousegop.com;mcarroll@pahouse.net; sconklin@pahouse.net; lculver@pahousegop.com; pdaley@pahouse.net; ddeasy@pahouse.net; sdelozie@pahousegop.com; tdeluca@pahouse.net; fdermody@pahouse.net; wdeweese@pahouse.net; gdigirol@pahousegop.com; gdunbar@pahousegop.com; jevans@pahousegop.com; ffabrizi@pahouse.net; Ffarry@pahousegop.com; rgeist@pahousegop.com; mgergely@pahouse.net; mgingric@pahousegop.com; rgodshal@pahousegop.com; jhackett@pahousegop.com; ghaluska@pahouse.net; mhanna@pahouse.net; pharkins@pahouse.net; kharper@pahousegop.com; wkampf@pahousegop.com; skavulich@pahouse.net; tkillion@pahousegop.com; jmaher@pahousegop.com; kmasser@pahousegop.com; rmatzie@pahouse.net; NickMicc@pahousegop.com; nmicozzi@pahousegop.com; dmilne@pahousegop.com; rmirabito@pahouse.net; gmullery@pahouse.net; kmurphy@pahouse.net; tmurt@pahousegop.com; epashins@pahouse.net; jpayne@pahousegop.com; mpeifer@pahousegop.com; spetri@pahousegop.com; tpickett@pahousegop.com; mquinn@pahousegop.com; dreed@pahousegop.com; csainato@pahouse.net; mscavell@pahousegop.com; jsimmons@pahousegop.com; ksmith@pahouse.net; mhsmith@pahouse.net; mtobash@pahousegop.com; dtruitt@pahousegop.com; mvereb@pahousegop.com; kwatson@pahousegop.com;

PLEASE ASK ALL of them to VOTE NO on ALL amendments to HB 1523

Vote count is now available. As WF indicated, it passed 19-4.

19 YES: Reps Marsico, Creighton, Ellis, Gillespie, Grell, Keller, Krieger, O'Neill, Rock, Saccone, Stephens, Toepel, Toohil, Caltagirone, Brennan, Costa, Kula, Neuman, and White.

4 NO: Reps Bradford, DePasquale, Sabatina, and Waters

2 Non-voting: Reps Cutler and Delozier

The same vote distribution approved the amendment prior to the Committee's approval of the bill. As of the time of this post, the updated (amended) text is not yet available.

http://www.legis.state.pa.us/WU01/LI/CO/HM/COHM.HTM
No news on HB 1668 as a yet if it will get a vote



Note
HB 1523 is Rep Metcalfe dealing with Preemption Violations WE WANT them to VOTE FOR HB 1523
71 Reps signed on as sponsors to HB 1523

HB 1668 is Rep Krieger dealing with The Right To Transport Firearms (If you need to have LTCF permit its not a right now is it?) WE WANT them to VOTE FOR HB 1668
99 Reps signed on as sponsors to HB 1668

Kim Stolfer's "Activist" email head up
Two *Important* Pro Gun Votes Scheduled in Judiciary Committee Tues Jan 24

PA House of Representatives Judiciary Committee Action Imminent

The PA House Judiciary Committee has scheduled a vote on two important pro-gun pieces of legislation up for a vote next week on January 24


House Bill 1668 is meant to address the weaknesses in Pennsylvania law regarding the transportation of firearms and the criteria for which has created many hardships for Pennsylvania gunowners.

This bill was introduced by Rep. Tim Krieger who is to be commended for his willingness to take on this thorny social issue and try to resolve some of the mistakes that continue to plague citizens across this Commonwealth!

FOAC will grade a vote in support of this legislation as pro-gun. We encourage all gunowners to take a long look at this and consider contacting their representatives!

Read About HB 1668 Here: http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/...type=B&BN=1668

House Bill 1523 was introduced by Rep. Daryl Metcalfe to address the issues that continue to result in violations of Pennsylvania’s preemption law that prohibits local communities from enacting their own gun laws. Since there appears to be an unwillingness by the district attorney's in the counties where these flagrant violations are occurring to hold accountable these local communities criminally as is provided for in the law, this legislation provides for the option to hold these communities and those who enact the laws civilly responsible by imposing financial penalties.

Representative Daryl Metcalfe is to be commended for doggedly pursuing these local communities flagrant violations of the law and attempting to institute an appropriate remedial action option.

FOAC will grade a vote in support of this legislation as pro-gun! We encourage all gunowners to take a long look at this legislation as well and consider contacting their representatives!

Read About HB 1523 Here: http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/...type=B&BN=1523

**Note
HB 1523 is Rep Metcalfe’ legislation to correct Preemption Violations -- WE WANT them to VOTE FOR HB 1523
71 Reps signed on as sponsors to HB 1523

HB 1668 is Rep Krieger’ legislation to fix the current law regarding the transportation of firearms -- WE WANT them to VOTE FOR HB 1668
99 Reps signed on as sponsors to HB 1668

Please focus your attention on your Representative (if he/she is a Judiciary Committee member) and then next on the Judiciary Committee members who have ‘not’ yet committed to this legislation.

Thank you!!!

Kim Stolfer
ACSL, Legislative Committee, Chairman
www.acslpa.org
FOAC, Chairman
www.foac-pac.org
PSA, Legislative Committee, Vice-Chairman

PLEASE CONTACT ALL non sposnor REPS LISTED and ask them to become sponsors and to vote FOR HB 1523 & HB 1668

Call their offices, send Faxes and emails




UPDATE May 11, 2011

This Bill was filed on Rally Day May 10, 2011

The bill number is HB 1523 please use this in any contact with Reps, This version increases the damages (cost) to the law breaking elected officials more than last sessions
please read text here

http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/...type=B&BN=1523

List of Reps to contact

Work in Progress will keep updating this post with new information.



Past sponsors of this bill (FYI hb 1541) that as of June 3, haven't signed up yet, THESE SHOULD BE EASY ONES to add their names. So focus on this list first and just ask them


Scott W. Boyd R sboyd@pahousegop.com

Frank Burns D fburns@pahouse.net

Paul I. Clymer R pclymer@pahousegop.com

Brian L. Ellis R bellis@pahousegop.com

Garth D Everett R geverett@pahousegop.com

Mike Fleck R mfleck@pahousegop.com

John Hornaman D jhornama@pahouse.net

Deberah Kula D dkula@pahouse.net
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Tim Mahoney D tmahoney@pahouse.net

Sandra Major R smajor@pahousegop.com

Joseph F. Markosek D jmarkose@pahouse.net

Thomas J. Quigley R tquigley@pahousegop.com

Stanley E. Saylor R ssaylor@pahousegop.com

Curt Schroder R cschrode@pahousegop.com

Samuel H. Smith R shsmith@pahousegop.com
SPEAKER Of The House make sure you contact and ask for a Vote on HB 1523

Curtis G. Sonney R csonney@pahousegop.com




Ask people on this list 2nd, unless they are your Rep that make sure they are first to ask
Some are new Reps, the rest were not sponsors last session


William F. Adolph R wadolph@pahousegop.com

Bryan Barbin D bbarbin@pahouse.net

Stephen Barrar R sbarrar@pahousegop.com

Karen Boback R kboback@pahousegop.com

Joseph F. Brennan D jbrennan@pahouse.net
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Rosemary Brown R rbrown@pahousegop.com

Mike Carroll D mcarroll@pahouse.net

Jim Christiana R jchristi@pahousegop.com

H. Scott Conklin D sconklin@pahouse.net

Lynda Culver R lculver@pahousegop.com

Peter J. Daley D pdaley@pahouse.net

Daniel Deasy D ddeasy@pahouse.net

Sheryl Delozier R sdelozie@pahousegop.com
x

Tony DeLuca D tdeluca@pahouse.net


Frank Dermody D fdermody@pahouse.net

H. William DeWeese D wdeweese@pahouse.net

Gene DiGirolamo R gdigirol@pahousegop.com

John R. Evans R jevans@pahousegop.com

Florindo J. Fabrizio D ffabrizi@pahouse.net

Frank A Farry R Ffarry@pahousegop.com

Richard A. Geist R rgeist@pahousegop.com

Marc J. Gergely D mgergely@pahouse.net

Keith J. Gillespie R kgillesp@pahousegop.com
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Mauree A. Gingrich R mgingric@pahousegop.com

Robert W. Godshall R rgodshal@pahousegop.com

Joe Hackett R jhackett@pahousegop.com

Michael K. Hanna D mhanna@pahouse.net

Patrick J Harkins D pharkins@pahouse.net

Kate Harper R kharper@pahousegop.com

Warren Kampf R wkampf@pahousegop.com

Sid Kavulich D skavulich@pahouse.net

Tom H. Killion R tkillion@pahousegop.com


Ronald S. Marsico R rmarsico@pahousegop.com
make sure Thank for ALLOWING the Feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote


Kurt Masser R kmasser@pahousegop.com

Robert Matzie D rmatzie@pahouse.net

Nick Miccarelli R NickMicc@pahousegop.com

Nicholas A. Micozzie R nmicozzi@pahousegop.com

Duane Milne R dmilne@pahousegop.com

Richard Mirabito D rmirabito@pahouse.net

Gerald Mullery D gmullery@pahouse.net

Kevin Murphy D kmurphy@pahouse.net

Thomas P Murt R tmurt@pahousegop.com

Bernard T. O'Neill R boneill@pahousegop.com
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Eddie Day Pashinski D epashins@pahouse.net

John D. Payne R jpayne@pahousegop.com

Michael Peifer R mpeifer@pahousegop.com

Scott A. Petri R spetri@pahousegop.com

Tina Pickett R tpickett@pahousegop.com

Marguerite Quinn R mquinn@pahousegop.com

Dave Reed R dreed@pahousegop.com

Chris Sainato D csainato@pahouse.net

Mario M. Scavello R mscavell@pahousegop.com

Justin Simmons R jsimmons@pahousegop.com

Ken Smith D ksmith@pahouse.net

Matthew Smith D mhsmith@pahouse.net

Todd Stephens R tstephens@pahousegop.com
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Mike Tobash R mtobash@pahousegop.com

Marcy Toepel R mtoepel@pahousegop.com
make sure Thank for feb 6th Judiciary Committee vote

Dan Truitt R dtruitt@pahousegop.com

Mike Vereb R mvereb@pahousegop.com

Katharine M. Watson R kwatson@pahousegop.com

METCALFE, AUMENT, BENNINGHOFF, CALTAGIRONE, CAUSER, COX, CREIGHTON, CUTLER, ELLIS, GABLER, GEORGE, GIBBONS, GRELL, GROVE, HARRIS, HESS, HUTCHINSON, KAUFFMAN, F. KELLER, KNOWLES, KORTZ, KOTIK, KRIEGER, LONGIETTI, MALONEY, METZGAR, MILLARD, MILLER, MOUL, MUSTIO, PERRY, PETRARCA, PYLE, RAPP, READSHAW, ROAE, ROCK, SACCONE, STABACK, STEVENSON, SWANGER, TALLMAN, TURZAI, VULAKOVICH, WHITE, CHRISTIANA, SAYLOR and HICKERNELL 5-23-2011, BAKER 6-3-2011, HAHN 6-6-2011, DENLINGER 6-8-2011, LAWRENCE 6-27-2011( HELM, BROOKS, HARHART, M. K. KELLER and EVANKOVICH 6-29-2011 ) (TOOHIL, MARSHALL, HEFFLEY, GOODMAN and GILLEN 6-30-2011) BEAR 7-1-2011 (REICHLEY, OBERLANDER 7-6-2011)STERN Oct 5th, 2011, HARHAI Dec 15th, 2011, (NEUMAN, D. COSTA 1-23-2012 ), EMRICK 1-24-2012, BLOOM 2-3-2012, SAINATO 2-8-2012, (DAY, REESE, HALUSKA, MAHER 2-13-2012), DUNBAR2-17-2012 CURRY and FLECK 3-15-2012

May 8th lobbying results we added QUIGLEY and BARBIN Thanks to all of those that attended

Currently there are 81 Reps signed on as sponsors as of May 8, 2012

So....... IF your Rep is not on either list, or not a current sponsor what could it hurt to ask them to sign on anyway?

This bill was introduced on May 10, 2011 on 6th Rally Day

[Usmc0311]

I think that this is very exciting.

My 2 cents on where this is placed. Since this is posted in an area that I would not normally check on a daily basis I have missed until now and only because I was checking up on the expanded Castle Doctrine Legislation. I normally skip over this section because I consider it more for reference. Would this garner more attention if it were to sit in the normal Pennsylvania News section until others are aware of it? Maybe this is only an issue for me but I wanted to check.

Thanks for your continued work.

[bauer4567]

"An Act amending Title 18 (Crimes and Offenses) of the Pennsylvania Consolidated Statutes, in firearms and other dangerous articles, further providing for limitation on the regulation of firearms and ammunition."

Is it just me or is the "Short Title" as it would be announced / introduced each time in the house seem to be written very... liberally. Does anyone else see what I mean with how it reads?? I am not sure if this is something that can be changed, or if those doing the real work on this Bill would want it changed... It just seems to give the wrong impression to me...

In any case, thank you for arranging another GREAT resource for everyone to follow as we try to support this bill. Great job!

[anonymouse]

WhiteFeather,

Do you think we could ever get something like this introduced?

http://forum.pafoa.org/pennsylvania-...illy-pols.html

State Representative Matt Gaetz is sponsoring the house version of the bill that would impose a five year prison sentence and fines of up to $5 million dollars on elected officials violating Florida's preemption gun laws.

Sadly, I don't think the language in (a.2) is enough to deter an anti-gun politician, such as the wonderful people in State College, or Darrell Clarke in Philadelphia, from violating preemption.

[WhiteFeather]

Rep Metcalfe is aware of this FL proposal, right now we don't have enough people posting Replies from Reps to get this mild version to cover the legal fee to take them to court let alone that $5 million version passed into law. Once the mild version is in effect you can always raise the stakes (amount) If elected people refuse to obey the rule of law.

BTW we picked up only two more co sponsors between May 2-6, 2011, people need to be contacting the Reps, based on the shear number of post of people complaining about the problem all across PA in other threads.

Really surprised at the few posting to the solution this will offer them to level the playing field with cost to take them to court.

Are people just posting to complain and NOT complaining to the Reps that can change the equation that is being offered?

WhiteFeather,

Do you think we could ever get something like this introduced?

http://forum.pafoa.org/pennsylvania-...illy-pols.html



Sadly, I don't think the language in (a.2) is enough to deter an anti-gun politician, such as the wonderful people in State College, or Darrell Clarke in Philadelphia, from violating preemption.

Maybe it won't deter some, but it gives teeth to someone willing to take them to court to collecting cash from the lawsuit.

Little support from gun owners ONLY little solutions are possible to changes in the law. Also IF there was lots of support nothing saying this proposed bill couldn't be amended to increase the fines against the law breakers.

When the law breaker have to start paying for lawsuits out of their pockets thing will start to change.

[Bills340]

FLorida just passed a law that fines the townships or local jurisdictions as well as the individuals, for usurping state law, prhaps fines should be include in pa law

[Bills340]

TALLAHASSEE -- Local officials would be personally liable and could face fines up to $100,000 for enacting or enforcing gun laws stricter than the statewide standard under a measure (SB 402) that passed the Senate Judiciary Committee Monday (Apr. 4).


Perhaps pennsylvania could be served well by a similar approach

[Lazydog]

UPDATE May 11, 2011

This Bill was filed on Rally Day May 10, 2011

The bill number is HB 1523 please use this in any contact with Reps, This version increases the damages (cost) to the law breaking elected officials more than last sessions
please read text here
Ask people on this list 2nd, unless they are your Rep that make sure they are first to ask
Some are new Reps, the rest were not sponsors last session


John Lawrence R jlawrenc@pahousegop.com

Sorry I'm a bit behind the eight ball on this.

My Rep is a Co-Sponsor of this bill.

Good Afternoon Robert -
*
Thanks so much for your email. *I just left a message on your phone number listed below, I am a cosponsor on this bill. *It should be reflected when the bill is reprinted as apparently I missed the cutoff for the original printing of the bill. *
*
Please let me know if there are any questions or concerns on this or any other legislation. *Thank you again for your email.
*
Kind Regards - John Lawrence

I like this Rep he seems to be on the right side and not side stepping me every time I contact him unlike my last Rep who did everything to avoid me.

[WhiteFeather]

Sorry I'm a bit behind the eight ball on this.

My Rep is a Co-Sponsor of this bill.



I like this Rep he seems to be on the right side and not side stepping me every time I contact him unlike my last Rep who did everything to avoid me.

Last verified this list on early am on monday June 27 and double check anyone that added since Friday Rep LAWRENCEwasn't listed.

As I just sent out a limited A-Team special action effort for those going to be at the signing of HB 40 on June 28th.
So now have to update everyone on count is now 52 sponsors.

Either way +Reps points to you Lazydog
for getting Rep LAWRENCE to add name as a sponsor to HB 1523.

http://www.legis.state.pa.us/cfdocs/...type=B&BN=1523

METCALFE, AUMENT, BENNINGHOFF, CALTAGIRONE, CAUSER, COX, CREIGHTON, CUTLER, ELLIS, GABLER, GEORGE, GIBBONS, GRELL, GROVE, HARRIS, HESS, HUTCHINSON, KAUFFMAN, F. KELLER, KNOWLES, KORTZ, KOTIK, KRIEGER, LONGIETTI, MALONEY, METZGAR, MILLARD, MILLER, MOUL, MUSTIO, PERRY, PETRARCA, PYLE, RAPP, READSHAW, ROAE, ROCK, SACCONE, STABACK, STEVENSON, SWANGER, TALLMAN, TURZAI, VULAKOVICH, WHITE, CHRISTIANA, SAYLOR, HICKERNELL, BAKER, HAHN, DENLINGER and LAWRENCE June 27, 2011