Must be a member of MEAL team 6. One look at her and I'm inclined to buy shares of Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts.
Posted on 10/15/2015 8:31:57 PM PDT by Impala64ssa
One of the biggest champions for gun control in the Empire State, State Sen. Liz Krueger, D-Manhattan, is advocating taking over the National Rifle Association from the inside.
After broaching the subject in a round table discussion with U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney, D-NY, who is a fan of anti-gun legislation at a national level, Kruger repeated it for clarity to the New York Daily News.
“Perhaps if we all join, we could take over that group and start a new (gun control) platform,” Krueger said. “I think we outnumber the people who are members of the NRA and are so totally opposed to any kind of rational gun laws.”
Krueger, who in the past has advocated cutting state subsidies to historic New York’s gun manufacturer Remington and helped sandbag a move to allow Empire State residents to register to vote while getting their hunting license, earlier this year cried foul when her bill to bring mandatory gun lock laws to the state tanked in the Senate .
Founded in 1871, the NRA is the largest gun rights group in terms of membership in the country, with some five million dues-paying members on its rolls. As a reflection of that, in terms of social media followers, the group counts some 4,358,314 people on its primary Facebook page alone. Its leadership is determined in annual meetings in which members cast ballots.
By comparison, the largest and most well-known gun control organization, former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s Everytown for Gun Safety, has 904,381 Facebook followers, and does not charge for membership though will gladly accept donations.
As for concerns that enough anti-gunners would join the NRA en masse and effect a take over from the inside, morphing the group into something akin to Everytown on steroids, New York State Rifle and Pistol Club president Tom King scoffed.
“I’m not sure where they’re going to get the people from, but it’s America: if they want to join the NRA, let them join. We’ll take their money,” King laughed.
Must be a member of MEAL team 6. One look at her and I'm inclined to buy shares of Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts.
You can spot a libtard from a mile away. They all look so frigging goofy!!
the thing that ate Manhattan... looks like a dyke too
Infiltration and subversion is par for the course with Yankees and communist.
Holy Cr@p!
She couldn’t infiltrate the Panama Canal without getting stuck!
Hit the salad bar, girl!
Disgusting. Bring the guns up to the deck. Load harpoons.
Looks like Liz eats real good on that State Senate salary.
Nice chins.
Oink! Oink! That’s the way commie pigs work. They send in commie moles and sleeper cells and strike when they are ready.
Might as well try bailing out the ocean with a spoon. It is a testament to how out of touch with reality are these people that they could even formulate such an idea.
The SPOON made her fat!
The Nazis are plotting against America. This isn’t going to be pretty.
Why wouldn't they try this? It worked when liberals took over churches and corporations.
Yup. She’d be a hard one to spot, definitely deep cover material.
I don’t want her.
You can have her.
She’s too fat for me.
She wants to ‘infiltrate’ the NRA? Is she a cop or something? Why not just buy a membership and go to the meetings? Oh, I get it - she wants liberals to lie about who they are... because liberls are addicted to lying...
Bwhahahaha omg I laughed to tears over this comment!!! Classic!
I triple dog dare them!
They’ll have to get past the likes of NRA Secretary: Edward James Land, Jr. [Bill land}....the CO of Carlos Hathcock in Vietnam.
They don’t come any tougher than Col Land.
I triple dog dare them!
It’s been tried. Michael Moore is (or was) a member, as is anyone who can come up with $35. So what?
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