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I don't remember any such thing. Do you have any specifics?

They'll never see another $1 from me until La Pierre is gone. They're rotten at the top.

It is a shame what the NRA has become.
Their original charter is not even visible anymore

Money, power and politics!

The NRAs war chest was 100 times that of the GOA. As someone on this site pointed out, Senators will pick up the phone when Wayne calls, an organization that can barely scrape up 4 million a year not so much.

As long as WP runs the NRA they will never see another dime from me. He needs to go.

#hookersandblow

The question is, does WLP ever call anyone anymore? He doesn't seem to. Having a big war chest doesn't do any good unless you actually go to war. If it's just sitting there, it can be used for junkets, interns, suits, houses, etc. Sound familiar?

Snivel snivel, whine whine, you NRA bashers have probably caught the 6.5 Creed and fast twist virus. Go ahead and shoot your fast twist rifles, 6.5 Creed and belong to the GOA.

Your logic of the GOA being a voice that is heard is as worthless as the Covid crybabies that will claim that the shutdowns and isolation is why we didn’t lose 100’s of thousands of people to the virus.

The NRA isn’t any good, oh boo hoo hoo.

Then keep dropping your quarter in the slot.

You need to get your head out of the sand.

Jim

That is a fact. The NRA is only concerned about the NRA and doing WHATEVER it takes to keep their gravy train.

Jim

That totally explains why the democrats hate the NRA. Well done. This place is mensa to max.

Once any business or organization starts a downward trend which in the NRA cases happened quickly is spiraling out of control and shows no sign of abating. The NRA cannot even apply brakes to the crisis and will continue the downward trend for some time.

Wayne LaPierre would rather go down with the Titanic than try to save his organization from sinking into obscurity.

He should resign, but he won't.

Powerful nations almost never are conquered by foreign enemies. They corrode from within. The same principle applies to powerful organizations.

Keep in mind that every liberal politician in the US has his or her sights set on the NRA. They hate the power, the effectiveness, and the track record of that organization. San Francisco, that bastion of objective thinking, has declared the NRA a "terrorist organization". Make no mistake, the liberals want the NRA to fail in the worst way.

Until recently, no liberal group has had sustained success in taking on the NRA one-on-one. So what do they do? They attempt to cause internal discord and infighting within the group. They devote incredible resources to cut off its head, by attacking its leader. They highlight every questionable act of LaPierre, and make him appear to be purely evil and self interested. We don't challenge them, but pile on. As a number of folks have pointed out above, look at who wrote the article that started this thread. Notice the lack of sources. As one would expect from the liberal author, the article is full of lies and innuendo.

I am not a LaPierre fan. I agree that it is time for him to go. He needs to do the right thing, and resign. But I am also not going to excoriate the NRA, which has, at least until recently, been the most effective proponent of my Second Amendment rights. Without the active role of the NRA in the last election, we are probably seeing daily the hideous face of President Hildabeast. We need to figure out a way to get Wayne gone from the organization, but not take down the organization in the process. Do not lose sight of what happens in November of this year. If you think this full-scale attack on the head of the NRA just happened to occur during an election year, think again. On balance, if LaPierre must stay in power one more year to allow the NRA to push Trump back into office, that is an inconvenience I'm willing to take, as it's far better than the alternative. We cannot let the liberals divide and conquer us, as they are trying to do.

But, but, the mensa group can save 30 bucks a year

I understand the NRA position is bent over with head between legs kissing its ass good bye.

BS. It's time to learn to accept change for the better. The NRA has been a pretty weak voice for the Constitutionalist gun owner for several decades. GOA does not compromise (in other words, shidt all over itself like NRA has done for many years).

The left couldnt destroy the NRA, but WLP could.