[mylife]

Prepare to be spammed to death.
G.O.A is a very effective group and they wont spam you to death like the NRA

[50cal Smokepole]

Yeah, I can't argue with that, and I'm also a GOA member. The NRA is still the most effective political org on our side. Spam be damned.

[Vaquero]

GOA dosent have half the ability to sway votes as the NRA.

please.

[Stosh]

Never owned a gun in my life (although much more of this administration and I’ll have to start pricing them), but I’ve been a member of the NRA since the ‘80’s.

When it comes to defending the Bill of Rights (at least one key part of it), they’re as good as you get. That’s worth my support.

And I don’t get any spam from them (although so far as I know they don’t have my email address). Junk mail from them has been minimal as well.

[Jaxter]

The G.O.A. didn’t support John Murtha either.

[Big_Harry]

Join both of them!

[Shooter 2.5]

The NRA has a phone number you can call to stop unsolicited mail.

Explain how you figure the goa is a more effective group. I'll bet you can't relate a single, solitary thing they have ever done on their own.

goa = AWOL

[bfree]

then just put it in your spam folder. My ISP is good at that.
My guess is you just a member of GOA and can't stand it that the NRA is offering something your group doesn't.

[Malesherbes]

During the election I regularly heard a commercial in which a guy who was identified as President of the G.O.A. shilled for Obama. He claimed that BO would protect gun rights.

I don’t remember his name but I believe he was identified as a pro football player. Anyone know anything about this?