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As a gun owner, there's probably nothing more important in your fight for gun rights than

actually voting.

But who you're going to vote for?

Well, I'll tell you what.

Chris Cox from the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action is showing up right now to tell us who they're endorsing and why.

Welcome to Tom Gresham's Gun Talk, where there's more to talk about than shooting.

There's reloading and hunting and self-defense, too.

Well, how you doing? Welcome again to Gun Talk. Tom Gresham. We're glad that you could be with us. We're going to have a bunch of fun today. We've got a lot of things going on. Just a heads up, we're fighting a few technical issues on the equipment phone line. So if I go elsewhere for a moment, we'll be back. Don't go anywhere. So it's all going to be just fine. Just hang in there with us.

Our number is 866 Talk Guns. 866 Talk Guns. A lot of things going on. Today we have scheduled Chris Cox from the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action talking about the upcoming midterm elections, a lot of

controversy, or at least a lot of discussion, about how the NRA goes about endorsing candidates,

who they pick and why.

I'm getting a lot of comments from people who say, well, gee, they've endorsed this super liberal

person over here who's okay on gun rights, but there's another

candidate who's a rock-solid conservative who's really good on gun rights, and they're not

endorsing him or her.

What's that all about?

Well, there are a lot of things going on for sure, and I'm sure that there are issues about

it that we don't understand.

We're going to have Chris on here to try to explain it.

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