Core Values
The principles that guide us
The Pennsylvania Integrity Network exists because self-government only works when citizens do the work. Our values are not slogans — they are the standard we hold ourselves to, and the standard by which our members and our communities should judge us.
Integrity
We tell the truth, including when it is inconvenient. We do not exaggerate, we do not traffic in claims we cannot support, and we correct the record when we get something wrong. An organization asking for public trust has to earn it in every particular.
Transparency
We tell the truth, including when it is inconvenient. We do not exaggerate, we do not traffic in claims we cannot support, and we correct the record when we get something wrong. An organization asking for public trust has to earn it in every particular.
Accountability
We do what we said we would do, and we answer for it when we don't. That applies to our officers, our chapters, and our committees. We hold public officials to the same standard — not as opponents, but as citizens exercising legitimate oversight.
Civic Education
A free people has to understand its own system of government. We invest in education — in our schools, our chapters, and our communities — because an informed citizenry is the only durable safeguard against losing what we have.
Constitutional Fidelity
The Constitution is not a historical artifact. It is the governing instrument of this country, and the rights it recognizes belong to citizens whether or not they are currently fashionable. We defend the document as written and the freedoms it protects.
WHERE WE STAND
SECOND AMENDMENT
The Pennsylvania Integrity Network Stands for the Second Amendment
The right of the people to keep and bear arms is not a privilege granted by government. It is a right recognized and protected by the Second Amendment to the Constitution of the United States, and it belongs to every law-abiding American.
The Pennsylvania Integrity Network supports the Second Amendment without qualification. We believe an armed, informed, and engaged citizenry is one of the safeguards the Founders built into our system of government, and we oppose efforts to erode that right through incremental restriction.
Our mission is to protect the constitutional rights of Pennsylvanians. The Second Amendment is among them, and we advocate for it alongside election integrity, civic education, and the other freedoms that define our Commonwealth and our country.