NRA files for bankruptcy, going to Texas.
- Thread starter Lilguy
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theotherwaldo
Well-known member
I'm not sure that I want to welcome the NRA to Texas unless they change their leadership and its policies... .
Ranb
Member
What has always annoyed me was how it was a ton easier to talk to an NRA telemarketer compared to an NRA representative.
When I was lobbying the WA legislature for the silencer use and SBR bills, I was trying to obtain NRA assistance and advice. It months to get the local NRA representative on the phone, but each time I was told that the political climate for passage of those bills was not good. The bills passed anyway without any NRA help.
More recently I've been getting numerous calls requesting donations. The telemarketers kept trying to warn me about the Democratic threat to our 2nd Amendment rights, but they refuse to say anything about the NRA position on the threats represented by Trump or why they gave Trump an A regarding 2nd Amendment rights even though he grabbed half a million guns from Americans and had a low opinion of due process for gun owners.
To say the NRA was alienating is an understatement.
When I was lobbying the WA legislature for the silencer use and SBR bills, I was trying to obtain NRA assistance and advice. It months to get the local NRA representative on the phone, but each time I was told that the political climate for passage of those bills was not good. The bills passed anyway without any NRA help.
More recently I've been getting numerous calls requesting donations. The telemarketers kept trying to warn me about the Democratic threat to our 2nd Amendment rights, but they refuse to say anything about the NRA position on the threats represented by Trump or why they gave Trump an A regarding 2nd Amendment rights even though he grabbed half a million guns from Americans and had a low opinion of due process for gun owners.
To say the NRA was alienating is an understatement.