Quiet in Nashville doesn’t
mean safe.

 It’s easy to get complacent when Nashville goes quiet.

The Federal Firearm Licensing Act is still sitting in the
U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee, and national fights over bans on
commonly owned rifles are still moving through the courts. None of
that stops just because Tennessee politicians would rather campaign
than put their records under a microscope.

Early voting starts October 14 and runs through October 29,
with Election Day on November 3. That gives us a very short window to
identify gun voters, expose the records politicians would rather hide,
run ads, and mobilize Tennessee gun owners before they vote.

CHIP
IN $15: ARM THE ELECTION FIGHT

Chip
in $15 before Wednesday midnight

That work takes money. If we close the quarter short, we’ll
run fewer ads, send less mail, reach fewer voters, and give both the
Radical Left and the Republicans who refuse to fight for us more room
to define themselves before we expose the truth.

I won’t hand them that advantage.

Chip in $15 before our End-of-Quarter deadline Wednesday at
midnight and help TGO carry the fight straight through early voting
and Election Day.

CHIP
IN $15: ARM THE ELECTION FIGHT

Chip
in $15 before Wednesday midnight

For Freedom,

Chris Dorr
Executive
Director
Tennessee Gun Owners