Defend the 2nd Amendment
Defend the Second Amendment.
Occurrences
Evidence
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The conference package "maintains the longstanding Dickey Amendment which prevents the use of federal funds to restrict Second Amendment rights."
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The enacted appropriations package "maintains the longstanding Dickey Amendment which prevents the use of federal funds to restrict Second Amendment rights."
Assessments
Fedorchak took a concrete pro-Second Amendment action in office by voting for an appropriations package that maintained the Dickey Amendment rider preventing federal funds from being used to restrict Second Amendment rights. That is a direct, same-term legislative contribution consistent with the broad promise to defend the Second Amendment.
Fedorchak, as a sitting U.S. Representative, voted for a federal appropriations package that maintained the Dickey Amendment language preventing federal funds from being used to restrict Second Amendment rights. For a broad campaign promise to defend the Second Amendment, this is a concrete same-term federal legislative action aligned with the promised outcome. The evidence is narrower than a major standalone gun-rights bill, so confidence is moderate rather than high.