Boy the beltway boys are so hoping and wishing!!!
The NRA can kiss my ***. What good is the Second Amendment if you have to wait 6 months to buy a gun and a box of ammo costs you 150 or 200 bucks? What a bunch of dumb bass turds.
In a close race in Maryland’s 1st District, the NRA endorsed the dem even though the Republican has an “A” rating from the NRA on second amendment issues.
The NRA has jumped the shark...
It is hard to even see the NRA as credible now.
Like many lobbying organizations, they have been in DC too long, like the cocktails and dinners too much, and simply become part of the system rather than be social outcasts.
the NRA is on its way to extinction, but it may take the 2nd Ammendment with it.
Yay! Where are all the NRA defenders? The NRA are pulling out all the stops to try to save The Party of Islam= Dems.
Eff the NRA!
It’s been infiltrated by the Left.
The NRA has lot their way... Enough said! Find another group to support.
NRA : gun owners :: AARP : old people
The NRA has one responsibility, and one only: to protect gun rights.
Imagine this scenario: Harry Reid, a staunch defender of gun rights, believe it or not, is defeated by Sharron Angle, but the GOP does NOT get a majority in the Senate:
Do you know who would become Senate Majority Leader?
Chuckie Schumer, that’s who: the gun owner’s worst nightmare...
So tell me:
How much did YOU contribute to the two landmark gunrights cases of this century: the D.C. case, and the McDonald vs Chicago?
That’s right: the NRA did it for you...
That and the hundreds of other little cases defending gunowners’ rights around the country.
While you have your self-indulgent little rants on FR.
Candyasses...
Another mere interest group with a modicum of political clout. Long since infiltrated and rendered politically harmless, this recent scrap is merely an attempt to reanimate a corpse and get something out of its putrefaction.
Have they really done this or is it just one of those steaming crocks that get floated around right before an election?
Personally, I don’t give a hoot what the NRA says anyway. What a candidate says during an election cycle is meaningless, as those who voted for “conservative” Deomcrats found out the hard way. It’s all about the party’s agenda, especially as far as the Democrats are concerned, that counts.
The Pledge from America has its shortcomings, but it is far superior to the Democratic agenda of the destruction of freedom wherever they find it.
If decisions at the NRA are so programmatic, certainly they might want to review the top salaries. Youd thing you were paying dues for advocacy and judgment, right? If its just checking boxes on a list of policy points and turning out the press releases, some people may be overpaid?
If an incumbent has a good record on firearms related matters, they WILL support them, regardless of what party they are a member of, or what their ideology is.
The NRA has become RINO-equivalent Establishmentarian teat-suckers. They have compromised themselves into irrelevency.
GROINO - Gun Rights Org In Name Only.
Looks to me like the NRA has been infiltrated and compromised.
Some of the Dems in key races this year, endorsed by the NRA:
AL-2: Bobby Bright
AR-4: Mike Ross
Ca-18: Dennis Cardoza
CO-3: John Salazar
CO-4: Betsy Markey
FL-2: Allen Boyd
Ga-2: Sanford Bishop
Ga-8: Jim Marshall
Ga-12: John Barrow
IA-3: Leonard Boswell
IL-11: Debbie Halvorson
IL-12: Jerry Costello
IN-Senate-Brad Ellsworth
IN-2: Joe Donnely
IN-8: Trent Van Haaften
IN-9: Baron Hill
KY-6: Ben Chandler
MD-1: Frank Kratovil
MI-1: Gary McDowell
MN-1: Tim Walz
MS-1: Travis Childers
MS-4: Gene Taylor
MO-4: Ike Skelton
NC-7: Mike McIntyre
NC-8: Larry Kissell
NC-11: Heath Shuler
ND-At Large: Earl Pomeroy
NM-1: Martin Heinrich
NM-2: Harry Teague
NM-3: Ben Lujan
NY-20: Scott Murphy
NY-23: Bill Owens
NY-24: Mike Acruri
OH-Gov. Ted Strickland
OH-6: Charlie Wilson
OH-16: John Boccieri
OH-18: Zack Space
OK-2: Dan Boren
OR-5: Kurt Schrader
PA-4: Jason Altmire
PA-10: Chris Carney
PA-11: Paul Kanjorski
PA-12: Mark Critz
PA-17: Tim Holden
SD-At Large: Stephanie Sandlin
TN-4: Lincoln Davis
TN-8: Roy Herron
TX-17: Chet Edwards
UT-2: Jim Matheson
VA-2: Glenn Nye
VA-5: Tom Perriello
VA-9: Rick Boucher
WI-3: Ron Kind
WI-8: Steve Kagen
WV-Senate: Joe Manchin
WV-3: Nick Rahall