Sounds like Wayne is stepping down

[FelixH]

Wayne LaPierre announces resignation as leader of the NRA days ahead of civil trial

Wayne LaPierre, the leader of the National Rifle Association of America who served for decades as a fierce protector of the Second Amendment, advocating for firearms owners and manufacturers, announced his resignation on Friday – days before his civil trial is set to begin.

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I may consider rejoining now... maybe.

 

[Sixgun]

Hopefully this is the change they need.

 

[G-rat]

Wayne LaPierre announces resignation as leader of the NRA days ahead of civil trial

Wayne LaPierre, the leader of the National Rifle Association of America who served for decades as a fierce protector of the Second Amendment, advocating for firearms owners and manufacturers, announced his resignation on Friday – days before his civil trial is set to begin.

www.yahoo.com

I may consider rejoining now... maybe.

to many other good 2A groups out there now that ACTUALLY care about my 2A rights and less about money than the nra... lapierres safaris to Africa hunting giraffes kinda ruined him for me and all the political fundraising with the political action fund, legal fund, slush fund ruined the nra. the final straw was when they called to get me to re-new my membership which i explained i had a lifetime one was denied. they flat out refused to honor my lifetime membership so i told them to kick rocks and pound sand. GOA and FLGR get my donations now.

 

[Hand Cannon]

agree. Too many other good 2A groups out there that are actually doing something other then take my money. I was an NRA member for a long time, but no more. Wayne or no Wayne, it doesn't matter. NRA will never get another dime out of me.

 

[hallb]

Bye Felicia. I did the lifetime membership a long while ago yet they still kept asking me to become a member. Haven’t done crap for 2A in my lifetime that I can recall.

 

[FrankT]

good since he has been stealing from the members for years, just why I stopped supporting them...now if all his crooked croonies got to!

 

[Southalabama]

His suit budget is criminal.

 

[woodsy85]

Good riddance.


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[tros6t]

I got my periodic gun confiscation letter from them today!

 

[Hand Cannon]

 

[Bowhntr6pt]

I'm dumbfounded that in the past couple years anyone would give the NRA money...

 

[RHINOWSO]

Yeah, NRA used to do some good decades ago… but they've been coasting for a long, long time...

 

[woodsy85]

I'm dumbfounded that in the past couple years anyone would give the NRA money...

Liberals, they see them as an ally now.


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[DAS HUGH!]

The fact they allow him to leave at his own leisure speaks volumes. He should have been canned ages ago if they really wanted to redeem themselves.
Sounds like stepping down will ensure he gets a nice retirement out of the deal on top of it all

 

[B52]

Where does the line start. (to pee on his grave). NRA is really a dead organization.

 

[B52]

Yeah, NRA used to do some good decades ago… but they've been coasting for a long, long time...

Can you name any of the Good done by the NRA since 1980. Just for the record I can't. I can name 10 bad things done or supported by the NRA. Two bad things supported by the NRA. 1986 (Machine gun ban) and 1994 (semi auto gun ban).

 

[Rebel_Rider1969]

His suit budget is criminal.

Probably bulletproof...

 

[Combatcarl43]

NRA is trash.. I regret giving money to them. GOA, FPC, plenty of good orgs to give money too.

 

[Southalabama]

Probably bulletproof...

Should be flame proof

 

[BluesBrother]

The only reason I can think of why he lasted this long is an expensive to break contract. Wayne is a scum bag for sure but he isn't stupid. The absolute kick in the gut is if he becomes a cnn contributor. I think the good the NRA did lately was the fear they struck in the hearts and minds of the opposition. Now that wayen's gone we can get back some of the credibility that was lost because of his lack of leadership. I heard on the "news" that he was with the NRA for 50 years? Is that true?