Wolf gets an F from the NRA

[vinlander]

https://www.nrapvf.org/articles/2014...deceive-voters

A new group by the name of "Sportsmen for Wolf" has been launched in Pennsylvania with the intention to deceive voters of the Keystone State about the Second Amendment positions of gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf. We at the National Rifle Association find it interesting that a candidate who has been endorsed by the leading gun control group in Pennsylvania, CeasefirePA, and who refused to answer our state candidate questionnaire, could be considered "pro-gun," as "Sportsmen for Wolf" would lead you to believe.

"Sportsmen for Wolf" would like you to think that "Tom Wolf supports the Second Amendment and he will protect gun owners' rights." A quick look at his CeasefirePA candidate survey paints a very different picture of him. According to his survey responses available online, here are a few of Wolf's positions on issues of importance to gun owners and sportsmen:

It then lists all the typical anti-gun stances of progressives. Magazine caps, permits, bans, etc.

Clearly, these are not the positions of someone who supports the Second Amendment rights of the citizens of Pennsylvania. Tom Wolf supports measures that would create more red tape and hassle for sportsmen or anyone who wishes to legally possess a firearm, and supports legislation that would further restrict your rights. Accordingly, Tom Wolf was graded an "F" by the National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund. Please remember this when you vote in November; Tom Wolf is not a friend to gun owners or Second Amendment supporters.

[schr8er2000]

Well, maybe both people in SPORTSMEN FOR WOLF want him elected...lol... and I would give me a "Z" for his stance on 2nd amendment, gun rights and a BUNCH of other stuff. Corbett isnt the best option, but still a LOT better than Wolf.....

[vinlander]

I'm starting to wonder what the whole "Corbett isn't optimal" meme is about.

Has he actually done something we should be concerned about?

Is it because he hasn't done much of anything, and if so why is that bad? Pushing for new legislation doesn't make you a good politician.

[ungawa]

Give Wolf two years or so and see what grade the NRA gives him then.

[jlb0305]

Give Wolf two years or so and see what grade the NRA gives him then.

I dont want to GIVE him that chance

[hog45]

Is the NRA just now figuring this stuff out? What exactly have they been doing?