Any politician can claim to support the Second Amendment. Even those who want to restrict your rights can say it—and many do. 

But what happens when voters ask them to explain exactly what they mean?

Do they support repealing Tennessee’s criminal “intent to go armed” law? Do they agree with the Supreme Court’s decision in Bruen? Where do they stand on Hughes v. Lee?

 TFA gave candidates the opportunity to answer 27 specific questions and participate in detailed interviews. Some answered. Many did not.

If a candidate wants your vote but refuses to explain what constitutional rights they will actually defend, is that principled leadership—or just political marketing? Before you vote, find out who was willing to answer and who left voters guessing.  

Read the full story and find out which candidates were open with voters about their 2nd Amendment beliefs and which are playing a game of nothing more than slogans and evasive answers equivalent to Clinton's "I did not have sex with that woman." 

https://tennesseefirearms.com/2026/10/anyone-can-claim-to-support-the-second-amendment-but-will-they-tell-voters-what-that-means/