Go to the "bing" search engine. Enter the search terms [ nra endorse manchin ]. My link is the very first hit, at www.nrapvf.org/news-alerts/2012/10/nra-pvf-endorses-joe-manchin
You'll notice that's the NRA/PVF itself, no secondary source. I suspect that the leftards are attacking the site ... keep trying.
Now ... unless you're living in West Virginia, your copy of the November, 2012 edition of American Rifleman is different from mine. Specifically, it has the political endorsements for your State, whatever it may be, rather than the political endorsements for West Virginia.
Again, simple facts ... too bad you refuse to see.
Oh, yes ... I just got through to the nrapvf site. It's slow, but it's there.
You made the claim, you provide the proof. Which month and the page number!
Again, simple facts ... too bad you refuse to see.
Are these facts?
As Governor of West Virginia, Manchin signed state “Castle Doctrine” legislation to restore the right to self-defense in a person’s home and property. He also signed state legislation to increase reciprocity for West Virginia Right-to-Carry permit holders.
While serving in the United States Senate, Joe Manchin signed a bipartisan letter opposing any international treaty by the United Nations or any other global organization that would impose restrictions on American gun owners.
Manchin also cosponsored S. 2188, “The National Right-to-Carry Reciprocity Act,” which would have ensured that law-abiding Americans with a valid concealed handgun permit would have been able to carry a concealed handgun in any other state that does not prohibit concealed carry.
Manchin cosponsored S. 570, a bill that would prevent the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives from circumventing the will of Congress by centralizing records of thousands of Americans’ long gun purchases.