Anti gun organizations and celebrities

[jsalcedo]

http://www.nraila.org/FactSheets.asp?FormMode=Detail&ID=15&EID=84886-6172003

Here is a list of people and organizations who offer support and have close ties to gun control organizations.

AFL-CIO
American Academy of Pediatrics
American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
American Alliance for Rights and Responsibilities
American Association of School Administrators
American Association for the Surgery of Trauma
American Bar Association
American Civil Liberties Union
American Medical Association
American Trauma Society
National Association of Community Health Centers
National Association of Police Organizations
National Association of School Psychologists
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
National Education Association
National Safe Kids Campaign
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Dehere Foundation
Harris Foundation
Hechinger Foundation
Joyce Foundation
Lauder Foundation
Lawrence Foundation
Ortenberg Foundation
Police Foundation
H.M. Strong Foundation
Florence and John Shumann Foundation
The Council of the Great City Schools
U.S. Catholic Conference, Dept. of Social Development
Committee for the Study of Handgun Misuse & World Peace
Common Cause
Children s Defense Fund
Disarm Educational Fund
George Gund FundAmbulatory Pediatric Association
American Academy of Ambulatory Care Nursing
American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry
American Academy of Pediatrics
American Association of Family and Consumer Sciences
American Association for World Health
American Association of Neurological Surgeons
American Association of Retired Persons
American Counseling Association
American Ethical Union
American Federation of Teachers
American Firearms Association
American Jewish Committee
American Jewish Congress
American Medical Association
American Medical Student Association
American Medical Women's Association
American Nurses Association
American Psychological Association
American Public Health Association
American Trauma Society
Americans for Democratic Action
Anti-Defamation League
Association of American Medical Colleges
B'nai B'rith
Black Mental Health Alliance
Central Conference of American Rabbis
Children's Defense Fund
Church of the Brethren
Coalition to Stop Gun Violence
Coalition for Peace Action
College Democrats of America
Congress of National Black Churches, Inc.
Congress of Neurological Surgeons
Consumer Federation of America
Council of Chief State School Officers
Council of the Great City Schools
Environmental Action Foundation
Episcopal Church-Washington Office
Friends Committee on National Legislation
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Gray Panthers
Hadassah
Interfaith Neighbors
Int'l Association of Educators for World Peace
Int'l Ladies' Garment Workers' Union
Jewish Labor Committee
League of Women Voters of the United States*
Lutheran Office for Governmental Affairs, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America
Manhattan Project II
Mennonite Central Committee-Washington Office
National Assembly of National Voluntary Health & Social Welfare Organizations
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Association of Chain Drug Stores
National Association of Children's Hospitals and Related Institutions
National Association of Counties*
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Associates & Practitioners
National Association of School Safety and Law Enforcement Officers
National Association of Elementary School Principals*
National Association of Public Hospitals
National Association of School Psychologists
National Association of Secondary School Principals
National Association of Social Workers
National Black Nurses' Association
National Coalition Against Domestic Violence
National Center to Rehabilitate Violent Youth
National Commission for Economic Conversion & Disarmament
National Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA
National Council of Jewish Women
National Council of La Raza
National Council of Negro Women
National Council on Family Relations
National Education Association*
National League of Cities
National Network for Youth
National Organization for Women
National Organization on Disability
National Parks and Conservation Association
National Peace Foundation
National People's Action
National Political Congress of Black Women
National Parent, Teachers Association*
National SAFE KIDS Campaign
National Spinal Cord Injury Association
National Urban Coalition
National Urban League, Inc.
NETWORK: A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby
Peace Action
People for the American Way
Physicians for Social Responsibility
Project on Demilitarization and Democracy
Public Citizen
SaferWorld
Society of Critical Care Medicine
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
The Synergetic Society
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Unitarian Universalist Association
United Church of Christ, Office for Church in Society*
United Methodist Church, General Board & Church Society
United States Catholic Conference
United States Conference of Mayors
War and Peace Foundation
Women's National Democratic Club
Women Strike for Peace
Women's Action for New Directions (WAND)
Women's Int'l League for Peace and Freedom
World Spiritual Assembly, Inc.
YWCA of the U.S.A.
20/20 Vision

*The national organization only endorses federal legislation.




Anti-Gun Individuals & Celebrities

The following celebrities and national figures have lent their name and notoriety to anti-gun causes, speaking out for anti-gun legislation and providing a voice for anti-gun organizations.
Celebrities:

Krista Allen - Actress
Suzy Amis - Actress
Louis Anderson - Comedian
Richard Dean Anderson - Actor
Maya Angelou - Poet
David Arquette - Actor
Ed Asner - Actor
Alec Baldwin - Actor
Bob Barker - TV Personality
Carol Bayer Sager - Composer
Drew Barrymore - Actress
Kevin Bacon - Actor
Lauren Bacall - Actress*
Sarah Ban Breathnach - Writer
William Baldwin - Actor
Candice Bergen - Actress
Richard Belzer - Actor
Tony Bennett - Singer
Boys II Men - Pop Group
Jon Bon Jovi - Singer
Peter Bogdonovich - Director
Peter Bonerz - Actor
Albert Brooks - Actor
Beau Bridges - Actor
Benjamin Bratt - Actor
Bonnie Bruckheimer - Movie Producer
Christie Brinkley - Model
Dr. Joyce Brothers - Psychologist/Author
James Brolin - Actor
James Brooks - TV Producer
Mel Brooks - Actor/Director
Steven Brill - Author
Betty Buckley - Actress
Ellen Burstyn - Actress
Steve Buscemi - Actor
David Canary - Actor
Kate Capshaw - Actress
Josh Charles - Actor
Julia Child - Author/Chef*
Robert Chartloff - Producer
Stockard Channing - Actress
Russell Simmons - Record Producer
Jill Clayburgh - Actress
Rosemary Clooney - Singer
Terri Clark - Singer
Jackie Cooper - Actor/Director*
Jennifer Connolly - Actress
Judy Collins - Singer
Kevin Costner - Actor
Sean Connery - Actor
Sheryl Crow - Singer
Walter Cronkite - Frmr News Anchor
Billy Crystal- Actor
July Cypher - Director
Bill D'Elia
Arlene Dahl - Actress
Clive Davis - Writer
Linda Dano - Actress
Matt Damon - Actor
Pam Dawber - Actress
Patrika Darbo - Actress
Stuart Damon - Actor
Ellen Degeneres - Actress
Gavin de Becker - Writer
Rebecca DeMornay - Actress
Danny DeVito - Actor
Michael Douglas - Actor
Phil Donahue - Talk Show Host
Richard Donner - Director
Fran Drescher - Actress
Richard Dreyfus - Actor
David Duchovny - Actor
Sandy Duncan - Actress
Christine Ebersole - Actress
Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds - Singer
Missy Elliott - Singer
Nora Ephron - Director
Gloria Estefan - Singer
Melissa Etheridge - Singer
Mia Farrow - Actress
Mike Farrell - Actor
Carrie Fisher - Actress
Sally Field - Actress
Doug Flutie - NFL player
Fannie Flagg - Actress
Jane Fonda - Actress
Rick Fox - NBA Player
Andy Garcia - Actor
Art Garfunkel - Singer
Estelle Getty - Actress
Geraldo - TV personality
Richard Gere - Actor
Kathie Lee Gifford - TV personality
Paul Glaser - TV director
Brad Gooch - Writer
Elliott Gould - Actor
Louis Gossett, Jr. - Actor
Michael Gross - Actor
Nancy Lee Grahn - Actress
Spalding Gray - Actor
Bryant Gumbel - TV Personality
Deidra Hall - Actress
Ethan Hawke - Actor
Mariette Hartley - Actress
Mark Harmon - Actor
Anne Heche - Actress
Howard Hessman - Actor
Marilu Henner - Actress
Hal Holbrook - Actor*
Whitney Houston - Singer
Helen Hunt - Actress
Grace-Lynne Ingle - Actress
John Ingle - Actor
Francesca James - TV Producer
Norman Jewison - Director
Lainie Kazan - Actress
Richard Karn - Actor
Jeffrey Katzenberg - Producer
Barry Kemp - TV Producer
David E. Kelley - TV Producer
Diane Keaton - Actress
Margaret Kemp - Interior Designer
Chaka Khan - Singer
Coreta Scott King - Activist
Kevin Kline - Actor
Michael E. Knight - Actor
Jonathan Kozol - Writer
William Kovacs - Director
Lenny Kravits - Singer
Lisa Kudrow - Actress
Wally Kurth - Actor
Christine Lahti - Actress
k.d. lang - Singer
Ricki Lake - TV personality
Denis Leary - Actor
John Leguizamo - Actor
Norman Lear - TV Producer
Spike Lee - Director
Hal Linden - Actor
Lisa Linde - Actress
Tara Lipinski - Former Olympian
Keyshawn Johnson - NFL player
Rob Lowe - Actor
Amanda Marshall - Singer
Barry Manilow - Singer
Camryn Manheim - Actress
Howie Mandel - Actor
Kyle MacLachlan - Actor
Madonna - Singer
Marla Maples - Actress
Marsha Mason - Actress*
Mase - Singer
Penny Marshall - Director
Prema Mathai-Davis - YWCA Official
John McDaniel - Musician
John McEnroe - Athlete
Brian McKnight - Musician
Ed McMahon - TV personality
Natalie Merchant - Singer
Bette Midler - Singer
Shane Minor - Musician
Mary Tyler Moore - Actress
Norval Morris - Law Professor
Mike Myers - Actor
N Sync - Singer
Kathy Najimy - Actress
Paul Newman - Actor
Jack Nicholson - Actor
Leonard Nimoy - Actor
Mike Nichols - Director
Stephen Nichols - Actor
Rosie O'Donnel - Actress/Talk Show Host
Jennifer O Neill - Actress
Julia Ormond - Actress
Jane Pauley - TV Personality
Sarah Jessica Parker - Actress
Mandy Patinkin - Actor
Rhea Perlman- Actress
Michelle Pfieffer - Actress
Sydney Pollack - Director
Aidan Quinn - Actor
Colin Quinn - Actor
Dennis Quaid - Actor
Elizabeth Bracco Quinn - Actress
Bonnie Raitt - Singer
Debbie Reynolds - Actress
Mary Lou Retton - Former Olympian
Paul Reiser - Actor
Peter Reckell - Actor
Rob Reiner - Actor/Director
Robert Redford - Actor/Director
Anne Rice - Writer
Cathy Rigby - Actress
Natasha Richardson - Actress
Fred Rogers - Mr. Rogers
Julia Roberts - Actress
Marc Rosen - TV Producer
Tim Robbins - Actor
Will Rogers, Jr. - Actor
Tim Roth - Actor
Renee Russo - Actress
Robin Ruzan - Wife of Mike Myers
Meg Ryan - Actress
Susan Sarandon - Actress
Jerry Seinfeld - Actor
Kyra Sedgwick - Actress
Martin Sheen - Actor
Neil Simon - Playwright*
Louise Sorel - Actress
Mira Sorvino - Actress
Rena Sofer - Actress
Britany Spears - Singer
Bruce Springsteen - Singer
Kevin Spirtas - Actor
Barbra Streisand - Singer
David Steinberg - Director
Harry Dean Stanton - Actor
Meryl Streep - Actress
Patrick Stewart - Actor
Sharon Stone - Actress
Sting - Singer
Trudie Styler - Actress
Jonathan Taylor Thomas - Actor
The Temptations - Pop Group
Vinny Testaverde - NFL player
Marlo Thomas - Actress*
Uma Thurman - Actress
Steve Tisch - Producer
Mike Torrez - Former Baseball player
Shania Twain - Singer
Dick Van Dyke - Actor
Eli Wallach - Actor*
Ruth Warrick - Actress
Harvey Weinstein - Producer
Jann Wenner - Publisher
Sigourney Weaver - Actress
Victor Webster - Actor
James Whitmore - Actor*
Andy Williams - Singer*
Henry Winkler - Actor
Oprah Winfrey - Entertainer
Richard Widmark - Actor
Rita Wilson - Actress
Vanessa Williams - Singer
Herman Wouk - Author
Joanne Woodward - Actress*
Peter Yarrow - Singer
Catherine Zeta-Jones - Actress
Ahmet Zappa -
Diva Zappa -
Dweezil Zappa - Musician
Gail Zappa -
Moon Zappa -


* Denotes membership on HCI's National Committee


National Figures:

Joel J. Alpert M.D. - Pediatrician
Robert Bernstein Ph.D - Pediatrician
Robert E. Brennan - Financier
Bishop Edmond Browning - Espiscopal Leader
James E. Carter - Former President
Marion Wright Edelman - Director, Childrens Defense Fund
Michael Eisner, Chairman and CEO The Walt Disney Company
Ahmet Ertegun - Music Producer
Amitai Etzioni - Teacher
Tom Freston - MTV President
Dr. Lorraine E. Hale - Social Worker
Della M. Hughes - Activist
Maynard Jackson - Mayor, Atlanta*
Ed Koch - Former Politician
C. Everett Koop - Former Surgeon General
Rev. Wallace Ryan Kuroiwa - Clergyman
Gerald M. Levin - Chairman, Time Warner
Davis S. Liederman - Ex. Dir. Child Welfare League
Paul Rabbi Menitaff - Clergyman
Abner Mikva - Former Judge
Richard Parsons - Pres. Time Warner
Jay Pritzker, Chairman & CEO Hyatt Corporation
Steven Rockefeller - Financier
Ellen Y. Rosenberg - Activist
Rabbi David Saperstein - Clergyman
Herb Scannel - Pres. Nickelodeon
Vincent Schiraldi - Dir. Justice Policy Institute
Lyle Elmer Strom - Federal Judge
Joe Volk - Clergyman
Rabbi Eric H. Yoffie - Clergyman

The following journalists actively editorialize in favor of gun control laws:

Steve Benson - Cartoonist
Herbert Block - Cartoonist
Tony Auth - Cartoonist
Herbert Block - Cartoonist
Jim Borgman - Cartoonist
Jimmy Breslin - Columnist
Art Buchwald - Columnist
Stuart Carlson - Cartoonist
Marie Cocco - Columnist
E.J. Dionne Jr. - Columnist
Bonnie Erbe - Columnist
Tom Fiedler - Columnist
Michael Gartner - Columnist
Mark Genrich - Columnist
James Glassman - Editor
Richard Harwood - Columnist
Bob Herbert - Columnist
Molly Ivins - Columnist
Bill Johnson - Columnist
Donald Kaul - Columnist
Ann Landers - Columnist
Mike Lane - Cartoonist
Leonard Larson - Columnist
Mike Luckovich - Cartoonist
Jimmy Margulies - Cartoonist
Doug Marlette - Cartoonist
Deborah Mathis - Columnist
Colman McCarthy - Columnist
Mary McGrory - Columnist
Jim Morin - Cartoonist
Mike Peters - Cartoonist
Robert Reno - Columnist
Frank Rich - Columnist
Cindy Richards - Columnist
Kevin Siers- Cartoonist
Ed Stein - Cartoonist
Tom Teepen - Editor
Tim Toles - Cartoonist
Garry Trudeau - Cartoonist
Cynthia Tucker - Columnist
Steve Twomey - Columnist
Steve Villano - Columnist
Adrienne Washington - Columnist
Don Wright - Cartoonist

 

[BowStreetRunner]

with all those anti gun actors and directors, its no wonder we cant find realistic depictions of guns in movies
seriously though......money might buy power but it sure dont buy smarts
BSR

 

[cool45auto]

BSR's got that right! Most of the people on that list have used guns in movies or television to make their anti butt's rich!

 

[David Roberson]

Wonder how often the NRA-ILA updates this list? Several of the people listed on it are dead, and at least one -- Rene Russo -- claims to be a handgun owner and recreational shooter.

 

[BerettaNut92]

Where's my Brad Paisley CD?

 

[Standing Wolf]

Whew! I sure am glad we outnumber those parasites!

 

[Tyrannosaurus]

ACLU's views

Here is the ACLU's public policy on gun control, for better or for worse:

Gun Control (3/4/2002)

Why doesn't the ACLU support an individual's unlimited right to keep and bear arms?
BACKGROUND
The ACLU has often been criticized for "ignoring the Second Amendment" and refusing to fight for the individual's right to own a gun or other weapons. This issue, however, has not been ignored by the ACLU. The national board has in fact debated and discussed the civil liberties aspects of the Second Amendment many times.

We believe that the constitutional right to bear arms is primarily a collective one, intended mainly to protect the right of the states to maintain militias to assure their own freedom and security against the central government. In today's world, that idea is somewhat anachronistic and in any case would require weapons much more powerful than handguns or hunting rifles. The ACLU therefore believes that the Second Amendment does not confer an unlimited right upon individuals to own guns or other weapons nor does it prohibit reasonable regulation of gun ownership, such as licensing and registration.

IN BRIEF
The national ACLU is neutral on the issue of gun control. We believe that the Constitution contains no barriers to reasonable regulations of gun ownership. If we can license and register cars, we can license and register guns.

Most opponents of gun control concede that the Second Amendment certainly does not guarantee an individual's right to own bazookas, missiles or nuclear warheads. Yet these, like rifles, pistols and even submachine guns, are arms.

The question therefore is not whether to restrict arms ownership, but how much to restrict it. If that is a question left open by the Constitution, then it is a question for Congress to decide.

ACLU POLICY
"The ACLU agrees with the Supreme Court's long-standing interpretation of the Second Amendment [as set forth in the 1939 case, U.S. v. Miller] that the individual's right to bear arms applies only to the preservation or efficiency of a well-regulated militia. Except for lawful police and military purposes, the possession of weapons by individuals is not constitutionally protected. Therefore, there is no constitutional impediment to the regulation of firearms." — Policy #47

ARGUMENTS, FACTS, QUOTES

"A well regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."


— The Second Amendment to the Constitution

"Since the Second Amendment. . . applies only to the right of the State to maintain a militia and not to the individual's right to bear arms, there can be no serious claim to any express constitutional right to possess a firearm."


— U.S. v. Warin (6th Circuit, 1976)

Unless the Constitution protects the individual's right to own all kinds of arms, there is no principled way to oppose reasonable restrictions on handguns, Uzis or semi-automatic rifles.

If indeed the Second Amendment provides an absolute, constitutional protection for the right to bear arms in order to preserve the power of the people to resist government tyranny, then it must allow individuals to possess bazookas, torpedoes, SCUD missiles and even nuclear warheads, for they, like handguns, rifles and M-16s, are arms. Moreover, it is hard to imagine any serious resistance to the military without such arms. Yet few, if any, would argue that the Second Amendment gives individuals the unlimited right to own any weapons they please. But as soon as we allow governmental regulation of any weapons, we have broken the dam of Constitutional protection. Once that dam is broken, we are not talking about whether the government can constitutionally restrict arms, but rather what constitutes a reasonable restriction.

 

[Winchester 73]

There's several dead people on the OP's list.At least 9 on my count.
Are they still exhorting from the crypt?
You gotta laugh at so-called celebs and Hollywood.

 

[Frog48]

Celebrities, particularly actors/actresses, earn their salary by living in a fantasy world... that is, after all, what acting is.

So is it really that surprising that they are totally out of touch with reality?

 

[kurtmax]

I wonder what the ACLU will say to their 2nd ammed. stance if SCOTUS rules favorably in DC v Heller...

 

[Winchester 73]

I wonder what the ACLU will say to their 2nd ammed. stance if SCOTUS rules favorably in DC v Heller

Simple.We agree.

 

[Sabah Alev]

— The Second Amendment to the Constitution

"Since the Second Amendment. . . applies only to the right of the State to maintain a militia and not to the individual's right to bear arms, there can be no serious claim to any express constitutional right to possess a firearm."

thats not true, the 2nt amendment was drafted with the right to personal defense in the front of their minds, i forget which founding father or figure but that was his intention

 

[Winchester 73]

thats not true, the 2nt amendment was drafted with the right to personal defense in the front of their minds, i forget which founding father or figure but that was his intention

Jimmy Madison,probably, while chilling out after a hards days work on his ranch.

 

[Pat-inCO]

Interesting list. Too bad you also include dead people (Julia Child).

Most there are considered liberals and Liberals seldom allow facts to interfere with their hysteria.

Media facts...the ultimate oxymoron!

 

[FTA84]

My general notion is about actors is as follows:

Everyone wants to be an authority on something. To feel like they know how to do something better than everyone else and to have it be meaningful trait.

Take a journeyman carpenter, and they will consider themselves an expert on some kind of finish work to the younger carpenters. Take a expierenced mechanic, a janitor,... On the white collar side, a professor will be an expert in their research area, an engineer will be a team of engineers and will be the expert at their area. (Notice all of these people worked to gain some sort of qualification)

What are older actors good at? When they get older, they realize that people surround them for their fame, not for their acting skills nor their ideas. Add this in to the fact that they have way too much time on their hands and too much money. So, to add meaning to their lives and to become an expert on something, they choose pick up a cause and fight for it.

Maybe it is just me. I really like say, Eddie Vedder or Chris Cornell as vocalists. However, when either of them starts using their fame to spew politics I shut the TV off. I pay singers to sing, doctors to cure, actors to act, and janitors to clean my floors. Unless they are going to say something related to what I pay them for, I DO NOT CARE. I don't care even if they are saying something I agree with. If they want to get into politics, they need to get qualified. Being a singer/song-writer does not qualify you to be an authority on anything but singing and song writing!

Too bad mainstream America is too bored with their daily lives that they actually give these people the time of day.

 

[Phil DeGraves]

"...at least one -- Rene Russo -- claims to be a handgun owner and recreational shooter."

Yes, but she doesn't want YOU to own a handgun.

I'd rather see a list of pro gun celebs. We can pretty safely assume the rest are antis.

 

[Cosmoline]

It's going to be interesting to see if the ACLU is willing to change even if the Supreme Court disagrees.

 

[mrokern]

I'll support the ACLU when they start supporting ALL of our rights, not just the ones they prefer.

As for celebrities, I'm in the camp with FTA84. Their talent in one area (e.g. acting) gives them no more insight into any other area (e.g. politics) than Joe Blow down the street. I couldn't care less what a celebrity wants me to think, and anyone who is influenced solely by what they are told by their "idols" is a weak-minded human being.

-Mark

 

[DonP]

I'd love to match up the celebrity types on the list that are virulently anti gun, but have no problem making movies where they shoot people and demonstrate unsafe gun handling for kids to see and believe.

Nothing like a little hypocrisy to wet your appetite.

I guess it's OK to be against guns ... as long as it doesn't impact your paychecks.

It's funny that Brady lists a lot of these characters and organizations as supporting them, but somehow they can't find any list of their contributing membership to show us how the "Majority of Americnas favor more gun control".

Of course these are the same people that feel that taxes are too low for everyone and need to be raised, then call their accountants to make sure they have the necessary tax dodges in place to protect their money.

 

[Reddog1]

I wonder how many on that list hires
armed bodyguards. Quite a few I bet.

 

[FTA84]

Of course these are the same people that feel that taxes are too low for everyone and need to be raised, then call their accountants to make sure they have the necessary tax dodges in place to protect their money.

Reminds me of this bleeding liberal I work with. He gets flamingly (red faced and gesturing) upset about two things.

1) Lack of social programs (He risked getting fired by refusing to work on a team with a coworker who wanted to vote for McCain b/c of the Hillary/Obama social programs)
2) Paying taxes (He actually cried at his desk about taxes this year...)

So he is single and makes $70 - 80k a year and thinks that he is not responsible to foot the bill for the social programs he wants. I ask, then who is? Must be everyone that makes more than him.

Sounds like socialism to me.

 

[Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow]

But P. Diddy is still pro-gun, right?

Thanks for the updated heads-up - been awhile since I read the lists. I wish you would put them in alphabetical order.

 

[benminer]

I've been regularly attending a Church of the Brethren for 2 years and have yet to hear a single sermon with even the briefest mention of gun control, nor have I seen an announcement in the bulletin or anywhere else. If you google "church of the brethren gun control" all the hits are either copies of this list or about mental health issues. They issued a press release after VT that said the shooting has raised issues about gun control but it does't take a position.

I couldn't find any evidence to suggest that it's the official position of the church that gun control is to be supported. Yes many historically have been pacifists and don't believe in war but that is a personal decision and not the same thing as calling for gun control.

 

[Igloodude]

Those of you noting that dead people are on the list should also note that this thread was born and died in 2003, and was raised from the dead yesterday to bring up the ACLU regarding Heller.

 

[Telemundo]

People for the American Way (PFAW)

Though I have no doubt they are anti's based on some of their other socialist positions, I specifically questioned them regarding their 2A stance and general firearms policy and they responded with this:

Good afternoon,
Unfortunately, I’m unable to provide such information as our organization does not have a formal stance on issues regarding the 2nd Amendment specifically.
If there is anything else I could help you find, I would be more than happy to.
Sincerely,

Mark Kennedy Serrat
Field Department
People For the American Way
2000 M St. NW Suite 400
Washington, DC 20036
202.467.4999