HARRISBURG, Pennsylvania — A few hundred gun rights advocates took
their cause to Pennsylvania lawmakers on Tuesday as part of Second
Amendment Action Day, an annual event that focuses on one of the state's
most divisive political issues.
The rally brought dozens of sympathetic legislators to
the steps of the state Capitol, and after an hour of speeches in a
steady rain, those in attendance fanned out to make their case directly
to the elected representatives. Speakers warned that Second Amendment
rights are at risk and described pending legislation that could further
broaden gun rights.
Rep. Rick Saccone, R-Allegheny, touted his proposal to eliminate the need for a license to carry a concealed weapon.
"There's no reason we need the government's permission to put a coat over our weapons," Saccone told the crowd.
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