First Speaks at Annual Conference of Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsman's Clubs

On Saturday night, congressional candidate Josh First joined Attorney General Tom Corbett, state senator Rich Alloway, Pa Game Commission executive director Carl Roe, new Pa Fish and Boat Commission Commission executive director John Arway, and other political and conservation leaders at the annual Conference of Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsman's Clubs, held in Middletown, Dauphin County.

"My long association with the Pa Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs on political strategy and policy issues has been one of my most cherished relationships in Pennsylvania," said First. First is a lifelong hunter and fisherman with a passion for protecting wildlife habitat through acqusition.

First spoke about his two goals of turning back the clock to a simpler day when the Constitution formed the basis for all policy and law, and the need for independence through native energy independence as a bridge to a more sustainable future, food independence through aggressive farmland protection, and foreign policy independence through leaving the United Nations.

"Americans must be able to support themselves, and huge job markets await our energy independence efforts. Without jobs, America will be adrift. Credit cannot run an economy. We must produce, and we must be able to feed our people in the future," he said.