Republican politicians headline hunters' rights rally in Wisconsin

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 03:19 · Archive

Republican politicians including Tom Tiffany attended a 'Hunt the Vote' rally in Green Bay to discuss Second Amendment rights and voter turnout.

Republican politicians including Tom Tiffany attended a 'Hunt the Vote' rally at the EPIC Event Center in Green Bay on Thursday night. The event, organised by Hunter Nation, a conservative organisation that travels across the country to advocate for hunters' rights and voter turnout, focused on Second Amendment rights and hunter voting ahead of the midterms.

Rep. Tom Tiffany and Rep. Tony Wied headlined the rally. Keith Mark, the founder and CEO of Hunter Nation, said the politicians' attendance indicated they care about hunting, shooting and rural American values. He described the organisation as conservative, saying it stands for 'God, family, country, the Constitution, and, of course, hunting and outdoor lifestyle'. Mark noted that Hunter Nation had invited everyone but the politicians who showed up had values more aligned with the organisation.

How it is being reported

• Republican politicians headline rally for hunters’ rights in Green BaySecond Amendment rights and hunter voting were the main topics of the discussion ahead of the midterms.WSAW · 9 Oct, 02:39
• Republican politicians headline rally for hunters’ rights in Green BayThe gathering intends to discuss Second Amendment rights and hunter voting ahead of the midterms.WBAY · 8 Oct, 23:14

In this story: Tom Tiffany · Tony Wied · Keith Mark · Hunter Nation · Green Bay · Wisconsin · EPIC Event Center

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