LaPierre Pays Up $, Lawyer Brewer Resigns, Our Causes Advance : NRA Board After Action Report [More]
Jeff Knox updates us on Association happenings and some positive developments.
Notes from the Resistance
LaPierre Pays Up $, Lawyer Brewer Resigns, Our Causes Advance : NRA Board After Action Report [More]
Jeff Knox updates us on Association happenings and some positive developments.
THE KNOX REPORT: Project 2025, The Second Amendment Edition [More]
Some of it can happen, others are problematic, especially with “Republicans” like Brian Fitgzpatrick and Susan Collins.
This is the first I’m hearing of the “Green G” system and I’m intrigued. I’m not clear on how BIDS would violate privacy any more than that, especially since a check wouldn’t be run unless the person asked for it and it would create no record of the gun purchased– and there lies the rub. The intent of the fraudulent prior restraint infringement is much more than a mere “background check,” and tyrants won’t give up that kind of power without a credible “or else” attached to it.
A New Day Dawns at the NRA, Are Reform Efforts Paying Dividends? [More]
Not a word about this, including from comment posters who read it, does not fill me with hope.
I sometimes wonder why I document stuff most aren’t aware of if nobody uses it.
NRA’s Impressive Record of Defeat [More]
Because LaPierre knows if he loosens his grip he’ll be eaten alive.
CRS FIREARMS CASE: Can this 2014 legal precedent involving ATF save Matt Hoover? [Watch]
You’d think not working would be all it took.
[Via Jess]
Then in a surprise move, the board elected Bob Barr to replace Willes Lee as First Vice President. [More]
Who better than a Lautenberg Amendment fanboy?
I remember when me ‘n Mike used to take all kinds of heat from the “prags” over calling NRA management out. Now it’s tough to find anyone on the outside excusing them.
Over the past three years, Annual Membership in the National Rifle Association appears to have declined by some 40% or more, while revenues have been effectively cut in half. Meanwhile, the NRA is spending the lion’s share of what money remains on a single law firm fighting, not for Second Amendment rights, but to keep top-level executives out of jail and in control in the face of credible allegations of corruption and mismanagement of funds, while simultaneously cutting back on core services that constitute the Association’s reason for existence. [More]
But the important thing is, for a limited time you can pay a lot more for a heater if you get the NRA logo engraved than if you just buy it direct…
LaPierre will take them down with him because he doesn’t dare let go.
Now ask me who I want on the board.
In light of Bruen and its “historical understanding” benchmark, it’s difficult to see how an honest legal analysis could continue to support ATF’s vindictive vendetta against Albert Kwan. [More]
What a prolonged and tyrannical outrage. The question now is, does anyone besides a handful of us care?