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John Kasich & Mary Taylor JOHN KASICH & MARY TAYLOR A New Way, A New Day -RKQ.DVLFK6XSSRUWV$PHULFDQV¶&RQVWLWXWLRQDO5LJKWWR.HHSDQG%HDU$UPV John Kasich is a gun owner and believes that the right of Americans to keep and bear arms to protect our homes, our families and to hunt is a fundamental part of the freedoms protected by the Constitution. ³,DPVWURQJO\IRUWKH6HFRQG$mendment. People have the right to keep and bear arms. ,¶PD weapons owner myself. I own a hand gun and the bottom line is everyone should be relaxed on the second amendment ± I am not interested in eroding it. I think the vote I cast in 1994 did not make WKLQJVEHWWHUDWDOODQG,GRQ¶WZDQWWREHSDVVLQJODZVWKDWFOXWWHUXSWKHERRNVDQGJHWLQWKHZD\RI SHRSOH¶VKDYLQJWKHLUULJKWV´ - John Kasich on the Mike Trivisonno Show, WTAM 1100, 9/30/2010 John Kasich Has a History of NRA Support As a member of Congress John receiveGWKUHH³$´level ratings, was endorsed by the NRA three times, and received campaign contributions from the NRA six times. 7KLV\HDU-RKQ.DVLFKUHFHLYHGD³%´OHYHOUDWLQJ IURPWKH15$ZKLOHUXQQLQJPDWH0DU\7D\ORUUHFHLYHGDQ³$´/LNH-RKQ0DU\DQGKHUIDPLO\DUHJXQ owners and she enjoys trap shooting. John believes that eIIRUWVE\WKHJRYHUQPHQWWRLQIULQJHRQ$PHULFDQV¶6HFRQG$PHQGPHQWULJKWVDUHZURQJ and doomed to fail. $V-RKQKDVVDLGDERXWWKH$VVDXOW:HDSRQV%DQ³,YRWHGIRUWKDWSURYLVLRQ because I thought it might do good. I was wrong. ,WGLGQ¶WKDYHDQ\ impacW´ $OVRRQWKH¶YRWHKH said, ³%DQQLQJJXQVDQGWU\LQJWRSDVVODZVLVQ¶WJRLQJWRIL[YLROHQWFULPH´ Instead of trying to take away the rights of Americans, John Kasich believes government should be focused on requiring more personal responsibility and holding criminals responsible for their actions. 7HG6WULFNODQG¶V&RPPLWPHQWWRWKH6HFRQG$PHQGPHQW&RQWLQXHVWREHLQ'RXEW *RLQJEDFNWRWKHEHJLQQLQJRI7HG6WULFNODQG¶VSROLWLFDOFDUHHUJXQRZQHUVKDYHTXHVWLRQHGWKHVLQFHULW\RI his support for Second Amendment rights. In fact, the Dayton Daily News reported that in 1976, as Ted 6WULFNODQGZDVSUHSDULQJDJDLQWRUXQIRU&RQJUHVVKHVDLG³,SHUVRQDOO\GRQRWOLNHJXQVDQGGRQRWRZQD JXQ´>Dayton Daily News³7HG6WULFNODQGD*XQ*X\?,´ May 17, 2006.] Perhaps that explains why Ted Strickland has twice chosen lieutenant governor running mates who are opposed to the Second Amendment. His current lieutenant governor, Lee Fisher, was a board member of Handgun Control, Inc., whose mission was to undermine the Second Amendment. Thanks to Ted 6WULFNODQG¶VVXSSRUW/HH)LVKHULVQRZUXQQLQJIRUWKH866HQDWHZKHUHKHFRXOGGRUHDOGDPDJHWRJXQ RZQHUV¶ULJKWVDQGFDQFHORXW7HG6WULFNODQG¶VJXQYLHZV Ted Strickland betrayed gun owners again this year by selecting as his running mate the former liberal )UDQNOLQ&RXQW\-XYHQLOH&RXUW-XGJH<YHWWH0F*HH%URZQZKRDGPLWWHGWRQRWVKDULQJ7HG6WULFNODQG¶V JXQYLHZV³7KHJRYHUQRUDQG,GRQRWDJUHHFRPSOHWHO\RQKLVVWDQGRQJXQV´>Columbus Dispatch, ³*RYHUQRUORRNVWRUHXQLWHKLVSDUW\0F*HH%URZQPD\KHOSVROLGLI\EODFNVOLEHUDOV´-DQXDU\@ *LYHQWKDW2KLR¶VOLHXWHQDQWJRYHUQRUVRIWHQPRYHRQWRKLJKHURIILFHDVKDYH'LFN&HOHVWH0LNH DeWine, Jeanette Bradley and George Voinovich, do gun owners really want supposed allies like Ted Strickland encouraging the political careers of anti-gun opponents? John Kasich and Mary Taylor are the only sincere and unified choice for those who believe in the right to keep and bear arms. Paid for by Kasich Taylor For Ohio, Bradley K. Sinnott, Treasurer | 340 East Gay Street, Columbus, OH 43215 .
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