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Membership in gun rights groups spike after shooting.
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EJFudd
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Time magazine, near-bankrupt mouthpiece of deranged leftist Dims. What do you expect?
Because the "gun lobby" has been trotting traumatized teens in front of the news cameras non-stop since before the bodies were cold?
That must be it.
That must be it.
I was actually interviewed for this article. I guess my comments weren't interesting enough to get quoted. Trust me they weren't.
The left doesn't understand why we aren't just rolling over and taking it like a good little John McCain, Lindsey Graham, George Bush, or Charlie Baker. Bullying everyday Americans and conservatives into silence or penance always used to work before.....
CatSnoutSoup
NES Member
And yet they publish the vapid, squealing, gibberish of Bloomberg stooge Shannon Watts -- color me unsurprised by Time Inc. or whoever they are now.
On the subject of gun group membership numbers:
In an e-mail that I received from GOA today, they make reference to their 1.5 million members.
That just caught me a little bit by surprise.
As solid, "no compromise" as they seem to be, I would have expected their membership numbers to be higher.
I thought they were more widely known than NAGR, for example, and NAGR claims to have nearly the same number of members as the NRA.
In an e-mail that I received from GOA today, they make reference to their 1.5 million members.
That just caught me a little bit by surprise.
As solid, "no compromise" as they seem to be, I would have expected their membership numbers to be higher.
I thought they were more widely known than NAGR, for example, and NAGR claims to have nearly the same number of members as the NRA.
Never even heard of NAGR.
GOA has the same problem as the NRA when it comes to stepping on themselves. Larry Pratt can be strident and pick fights over foolish inconsequential things (tax breaks for hearing aids) which only hurts their political capital.
GOA also doesn’t listen like NRA/SAF does when one asks their member services to stop junk mail.
GOA has the same problem as the NRA when it comes to stepping on themselves. Larry Pratt can be strident and pick fights over foolish inconsequential things (tax breaks for hearing aids) which only hurts their political capital.
GOA also doesn’t listen like NRA/SAF does when one asks their member services to stop junk mail.
CatSnoutSoup
NES Member
The link below is their latest statement in which they claim Trump’s pullback from recent anti statements was due to their membership. Another portion of the statement is spent ragging on the NRA for perceived past compromise and alluding to the potential for more of the same in the future.
If you set aside the organizational dick measuring contest it is an otherwise interesting read.
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