Thursday, August 20, 2015

VICTORY! Andy's Law Passes in North Carolina

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VICTORY!
Anti-Terrorism Bill Passes in North Carolina!

Concerned,


Signing CeremonyGreat news!

Andy's Law has passed both the North Carolina House and Senate and has been signed into law.

Even better, it contains an amendment that allows the North Carolina National Guard to carry firearms to protect themselves while on duty. This is a great victory on the heels of the Chattanooga shooting.
Gov. Pat McCrory signs House Bill 371 as (left to right) Rep. Chris Whitmire, Rep. John Torbett, Rep. Larry Pittman, Rep. Michael Speciale, Public Safety Sec. Frank Perry and Sen. Dan Soucek look on.
This law will give law enforcement and the victims of terrorism a new, powerful tool to hold those who provide material support to
terrorism accountable for their actions.

This victory would not have been possible without the hard work of Rep. Chris Whitmire, our team in North Carolina, and the thousands upon thousands of you who flooded the legislature with calls and letters!


This is what sets ACT for America apart from other groups. You can blog, you can draw cartoons, you can be a news outlet, you can run inflammatory ads, you can hope your enemies listen to your complaints and give in, but if you want real change, you need a grassroots organization that cultivates activists and relationships with law makers and has the technology to organize and activate tens of thousands of them at the right moment that makes things actually happen.

This is a real concrete thing that deters the bad guys while empowering the good guys. ACT for America is committed to securing our nation while empowering our citizens and our military.

In just 7 years, ACT for America has been responsible for the passage of 42 bills in over 20 states!

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