Dana Loesch Is Freedom’s Safest Place

posted on September 16, 2015
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Every day millions of women, including moms, are willing to use a firearm to defend their families. Radio personality Dana Loesch, who is featured in the latest Freedom’s Safest Place television commercial, believes it is time for the media to start telling their stories. 

“We’re responsible, we’re law-abiding and we’re everything that makes America strong,” Loesch says in the 60-second spot. “It’s time for moms like me to speak out. We are the majority. We demand the freedom to defend our families. And we challenge the media to tell the truth about our rights.” 

To watch the new advertisement featuring Loesch, click here.

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