Form Letter to Send to House Members on Constitutional Carry

Copy and paste the form letter below into your email, and fill in the brackets. Modify the text if you choose, but remember to be cordial and respectful. The five Republican NC House members who are currently either expected to not vote to override, or are not strong "yes" votes, are listed below, along with their email address. We will update this list if anything changes.

Name Email Address
Stephen M. Ross [email protected]
Jimmy Dixon [email protected]
Ted Davis [email protected]
William Brisson [email protected]
Howard Penny, Jr. [email protected]

Dear Representative [Representative's Last Name],

I am writing as a concerned citizen from [Your District, County, City, and/or State] to urge you to vote in favor of overriding Governor Josh Stein's veto of the constitutional carry legislation. >

As a Republican lawmaker, your support for Second Amendment rights is crucial to protecting the freedoms of law-abiding North Carolinians. Constitutional carry would affirm our right to self-defense without unnecessary government barriers, aligning with conservative values of individual liberty and personal responsibility. Overriding this veto would send a strong message in defense of our constitutional protections.

Please stand with your constituents and vote yes to override the veto. I look forward to your leadership on this important issue.

Sincerely,
[Your Full Name]

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Libertarian Party of North Carolina Endorses SB 512 to Adopt "Raise Up" as Official Hip-Hop Song of North Carolina

Libertarian Party of North Carolina Endorses SB 512 to Make "Raise Up" Official Hip-Hop Song of North Carolina

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

April 2, 2024 (RALEIGH) – The Libertarian Party of North Carolina (LPNC) has officially endorsed NC Senate Bill 512, which, if passed, would adopt "Raise Up," by Petey Pablo, as the official hip-hop song of the State of North Carolina. This song has been an iconic part of North Carolina popular culture for decades, and adds to the deep and rich musical history of our great state.

However, art should never bend to the whims and pressures of those who would seek to sanitize it to fit their own mores. Like our state, art should be honest and free, not rendered tame out of fear of offending. We call on the sponsors of SB 512, Senators Natalie Murdock, Kandie Smith, and Lisa Grafstein Salvador, to amend the proposed bill to adopt the uncensored version of "Raise Up" as the official hip-hop song of North Carolina. We certainly wouldn't expect to censor old folk hymns or bluegrass songs; it should be the same with hip-hop.

LPNC Chair Ryan Brown said, "This one was actually a no-brainer. It might seem silly at first, but it's maybe one of the very few things where we can hope our state government might be competent, and, when there is so much division and polarization that the uniparty is feeding us, it's nice to have something we can all rally around with a smile, and remember we're North Carolinians first.

"There were some decent bills filed by both sides, protecting private property, affirming second amendments rights, ending dangerous prohibition laws, and holding bad cops accountable, in particular. There were also, as we expected, a lot of bad ones that, if passed, would increase the state's interference in your life, your wallet, and your child's education. Among all of them, this one should be easy for everyone to agree on, and then they can get back to fighting with each other while we, the people, suffer."

The LPNC encourages all North Carolinians to support this celebration of our state’s vibrant culture and identity. Let’s raise up together, unfiltered and unafraid. By embracing the uncensored version of "Raise Up," we honor the authenticity of our people and the unapologetic spirit that defines North Carolina. This small act could remind our leaders to prioritize freedom over control in all they do.

For additional Libertarian commentary on bills the NCGA has proposed, visit lpnc.org.

For media inquiries or further information, please contact Rob Yates at [email protected].

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Libertarian Party of North Carolina
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Ryan Brown
LPNC Chair
Libertarian Party of North Carolina
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Rob Yates
Communications Director and Acting Press Secretary
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