I actually enjoy sitting on my couch at night, after the day is done, and read The Armed Citizen from a real print magazine, like in the olden days...
I can only lead y'all to water, I can't make you drink. Take of this what you will.
www.nraila.org
Yes indeed it is. But the members that are eligible to vote on the board of Directors election choose to just piss and moan and not do what their duty is to save the NRA.
I've seen this thread floating around for a while and today is the first time clicking.
I'm very sure it great material reading. Maybe I should try spending time on it. My wife keeps throwing away all my magazines because I'm involve in so much things. Last year she got rid of my Guitar and AMA magazines that I kept from subscription since the 1980's. It was like 4 boxes of large u-haul. No wonder it was a backbreaker when we move.I actually enjoy sitting on my couch at night, after the day is done, and read The Armed Citizen from a real print magazine, like in the olden days...
...cuz it's more cost-effective to throw the magazine across the room, instead of a Kindle, when I read that the perps weren't shot dead by the citizens...
www.foxnews.com
This right here!!!
This has got to be the most stoo-pit of the most stoo-pit lawsuits...Liberal activist shareholders set to sue Smith & Wesson as part of ESG push to cripple gun manufacturers
Liberal activists are set to file a lawsuit against Smith & Wesson as part of a broader ESG movement that critics say is a social justice effort to promote gun control.
How's about a show of hands here that those that are eligible members to vote in the NRA BOD election that actually did…
Don't blame me, I bullet-vote for reformers when they're on the allot; when not I write in None Of The Above. This year we've got four.How's about a show of hands here that those that are eligible members to vote in the NRA BOD election that actually did…
I cut my name & address off the magazine & left it in the post office--Never knew who to vote for anyhowHow's about a show of hands here that those that are eligible members to vote in the NRA BOD election that actually did…
This
. I actually spent some time searching the internet for a clue on who to vote for if you wanted to see Wayne ousted. Identifying like-minded directors was difficult. In the end, the math was impossible. The deck has been stacked.
Honestly Caveman, the recommendations I saw were a list of maybe four people. The math simply did not work. Four people on a board of (IIRC) 25 or 26, is not going to get WLP ousted. They've got the deck stacked with the whole voting eligibility and board recommendation process as well. I've turned to the other groups instead of sending my money to the NRA. I'm a Life Member, but until WLP retires or dies, that will continue to be the case.
I did, and I make posts on this forum encouraging others that are eligible to vote to do so as well, and I list the names of the recommended reform candidates. I'll make another post when the ballots start arriving in the spring.How's about a show of hands here that those that are eligible members to vote in the NRA BOD election that actually did…
As noted above, I make posts on ballot recommendations. Just do a keyword search and it should come up, or find it here:This
www.northwestfirearms.com
You gotta start somewhere. The mindset of "you can't do anything, it doesn't really matter" is exactly what the scum holding the EVP position wants.
It's simple, whoever gets the most votes gets the seats. When you ONLY vote for those four you deny votes to all the others. If the ratio of Switched On to Mouthbreathing Sheep gets high enough, we have our first wave on the beach--then we need to keep repeating that year after year, friendds on the inside combied with the courts on the outside may be just the right comination of pressure to crack Frenchy Fudd's walnut.
