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Take Action! All NRA Voting Members please to go to John Richardson’s “Only Guns & Money” blog and print, sign and return each petition for the 2024 ‘Reform the NRA’ board candidates…
The NRA’s future remains uncertain as it navigates legal battles, internal reform efforts, and a contentious political landscape. Reformers are pushing for change, but the old guard has thus far managed to maintain control.
A significant number expressed their utter disgust and resolve to never support the Association again under any circumstances.
Another major area of concern for many NRA members who have followed this case, is the issue of the NRA’s overpriced outside counsel, Brewer Attorneys and Counselors.
Judge Joel Cohen asked that the NRA and the AG sit down and try to cobble together a plan for remediation of some aspects of the Association’s governance going forward. If they can’t agree on a workable plan, the judge will…
NRA-Cabal Lawyer William Brewer will bankrupt the NRA if Judge Cohen does not remove President Barr, Cotton, Coy, Friedman, Printz, Smietz, and Froman.
Wayne LaPierre’s henchman has been banned from managing any not-for-profit’s finances in New York for the next ten years and owes $2 million in damages to the NRA.
NRA has issued a call for members to submit nomination for qualified candidates to the NRA board of directors. Are you ready to step up, then keep reading…
I have been on the board of directors for 15 years, and I have kept clamoring for other Board members to wake up and stand up for our members. We are doing that – and the movement is growing.
The big news came from the NRA Board of Directors meeting on Monday, May 20, in which the leadership of the NRA changed hands.
This year, the NRA membership voted overwhelmingly to create the position of NRA Chief Compliance Officer. Robert Mensinger was elected by the Board to serve in that position.
NRA members deserve a Board of Directors that does what it was elected to do: oversee the operation of our Association to the best of its ability…
We all want the same things: A strong, effective NRA, fiscally stable, solidly grounded in the principles of liberty, actively working to protect our rights and promote our sports and hobbies.
This outcome is a resounding win for the NRA and for the NRA Foundation, too. Both remain positioned to meet their respective goals and mission…
Only 4 candidates on the ballot by petition of their fellow members and are publicly advocating for major changes on the members’ behalf. But you must take action!
The NRA is in crises. Much of the NRA problems have been self inflicted by the current leadership
I recommend that you do NOT vote for any incumbent NRA Director on the ballot. These are the people who have shirked their duty and allowed the NRA mess to develop..
Wayne LaPierre, has admitted virtually everything that he’s been accused of over the past five years, & a jury has found him liable for padding his own pockets to the tune of $5.5 million.
The NRA is an important player in the Second Amendment movement, and we should all be cheering for it to experience a classic American comeback.
A six-person jury rendered a verdict that found the NRA failed to properly administer the organization and its assets, and that it violated whistleblower protections of New York Nonprofit Law.
The current NRA Board has failed in its duty to the NRA members. Every single Board member should resign immediately.
Persuade your NRA friends to vote for the four reform candidates, and you can also persuade your clubs, state associations, grassroots groups, and the gun media, to get off the sidelines..
NRA Board Bullet Voting works to get my personally favorite NRA Board candidate a seat on the National Rifle Association board.
No single person on the NRA Board of Directors bears more responsibility and culpability for the NRA’s present dire circumstances than Charles Cotton.
If Wayne LaPierre is unable to testify for several hours consecutively due to his illness why is he still in charge of the National Rifle Association?
The current NRA Bord of Directors has a chance to do the right thing and put an end to the corruption, or they can make ignore the bylaws & allow Charles Cotton to continue destroying the NRA.
Having LaPierre out of office probably helps the NRA’s the org, but it won’t get the NRA insiders & longtime Board members off the hook.
In a cliffhanger twist worthy of a “B” movie, the NRA has scheduled a brief meeting of the Board of Directors. No one but insiders at the top knows what to expect
Spread the word that there are 4 committed reformers on the 2024 NRA BOD ballot, & that every vote is going to be critical…
The NRA needs Directors who are willing to ask tough questions, challenge the status quo, and stand up for the membership.
