Jack Straw from Wichita
06-15-2009, 04:06 PM
. . . supporting the Second Amendment:
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_12591640?source=most_viewed
Like many teenagers and young adults in Santa Cruz County, Justice Locatelli can discuss and defend his well-developed, informed political viewpoints.
But Locatelli, a 16-year-old junior at Monte Vista Christian High School, actually turned his passion for politics, specifically the Second Amendment, into a spot at the National Youth Education Summit YES, a week-long program in Washington that offers an opportunity for high school students to see America's political process in action, first-hand.
An avid marksman who said he goes target shooting and hunting on a regular basis, Locatelli's history with the Second Amendment starts with his family, active participants for five years of the Watsonvile and North Santa Cruz County chapters of Friends of the NRA, a nonpolitical subsidiary of the National Rifle Association. Half of the proceeds raised from the organization's annual dinner and auction go to local organizations like the Boy Scouts and law enforcement agencies, and half go to national organizations that promote firearm education.
[more at the link]
I was stunned to see a reasonably pro-2A article in Santa Cruz's local fishwrap.
http://www.santacruzsentinel.com/ci_12591640?source=most_viewed
Like many teenagers and young adults in Santa Cruz County, Justice Locatelli can discuss and defend his well-developed, informed political viewpoints.
But Locatelli, a 16-year-old junior at Monte Vista Christian High School, actually turned his passion for politics, specifically the Second Amendment, into a spot at the National Youth Education Summit YES, a week-long program in Washington that offers an opportunity for high school students to see America's political process in action, first-hand.
An avid marksman who said he goes target shooting and hunting on a regular basis, Locatelli's history with the Second Amendment starts with his family, active participants for five years of the Watsonvile and North Santa Cruz County chapters of Friends of the NRA, a nonpolitical subsidiary of the National Rifle Association. Half of the proceeds raised from the organization's annual dinner and auction go to local organizations like the Boy Scouts and law enforcement agencies, and half go to national organizations that promote firearm education.
[more at the link]
I was stunned to see a reasonably pro-2A article in Santa Cruz's local fishwrap.