Anonymous
05/12/2021 08:00
Subject: The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
I’m glad.
Anonymous
Anonymous
05/11/2021 16:32
Subject: The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
Yippee!!!!
Take all of their money and then make them dig their own grave!
Take all of their money and then make them dig their own grave!
Anonymous
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Anonymous
05/04/2021 14:01
Subject: Re:The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
Anonymous wrote:Thoughts & Prayers. RIP, NRA.
I’m not even sparing a thought or a prayer.
Anonymous
05/03/2021 22:54
Subject: Re:The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
Thoughts & Prayers. RIP, NRA.
Anonymous
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Anonymous
09/03/2020 20:34
Subject: Re:The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
Anonymous wrote:A hunter since childhood and former Chicago options and derivatives trader, Mr. Powell says that the N.R.A. has fundamentally lost its way, abandoning “its roots as an organization focused on gun safety and education.” That has led it to limit its own long-term membership growth, he argues, by turning its back on the majority of gun owners who support background checks.
After the 2018 massacre of high school students in Parkland, Fla., Mr. Trump “seemed to support imposing some of the toughest new restrictions on guns in decades,” Mr. Powell writes. But the president quickly folded after a meeting with Mr. LaPierre and Chris Cox, who was then the N.R.A.’s top lobbyist.
“He was reminded who had helped elect him,” Mr. Powell writes. “After the meeting, the president did a one-eighty, completely changing his tune.”
Yeah that was obvious to anyone paying attention.
Anonymous
09/03/2020 20:15
Subject: Re:The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
A hunter since childhood and former Chicago options and derivatives trader, Mr. Powell says that the N.R.A. has fundamentally lost its way, abandoning “its roots as an organization focused on gun safety and education.” That has led it to limit its own long-term membership growth, he argues, by turning its back on the majority of gun owners who support background checks.
After the 2018 massacre of high school students in Parkland, Fla., Mr. Trump “seemed to support imposing some of the toughest new restrictions on guns in decades,” Mr. Powell writes. But the president quickly folded after a meeting with Mr. LaPierre and Chris Cox, who was then the N.R.A.’s top lobbyist.
“He was reminded who had helped elect him,” Mr. Powell writes. “After the meeting, the president did a one-eighty, completely changing his tune.”
Anonymous
09/03/2020 19:31
Subject: The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
This is similar to the former health insurance exec who has admitted to being complicit regarding pushing the narrative that universal healthcare was bad.
Better late than never, but this kind of sh1t seriously makes my blood boil.
Anonymous
Anonymous
09/03/2020 13:45
Subject: Re:The NRA is imploding from greed and nepotism
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would the NY AG care that Wayne LaPierre was irresponsibly spending money from donors?
If this is about politics, isn't it better that he wastes the money instead of use it for lobbying purposes.
Are you seriously asking why the AGs office would care about laws being broken?
Are you seriously not getting that the AG is politically motivated?
So using your logic, no prosecutors can fairly handle cases relating to people of opposite political parties? That makes a ton of sense...
Might want to re-take logic class.
Oliver North was president of the NRA until 2019. He believed there were financial issues and ordered an investigation. The investigation never happened, he was forced out instead. This was widely reported in the news and NY AG launched it's own investigation at the same time. You think they should have ignored this? Why?
But why NY?
She is a former defense attorney and one of the new woke prosecutors. She is pandering to her clueless left wing constituents by going after the NRA.
In June 2016, James attempted to pressure six financial institutions, including BB&T, Berkshire Bank, Citizens Financial Group, People's United Bank, Regions Financial Corporation and TD Bank, into ending its practice of providing financial services to gun manufacturers.
Did you not know that these people are politicians?
The NRA was chartered in NY. Hence jurisdiction.
Additionally, the NRA is spending millions of dollars on their high priced law firm. The longer that they are tied up in legal woes like this (and this is expected to last for years), the less money they will have to spend on gun lobbying. This is just siphoning off a lot of money from the gun lobby, which is a good thing.