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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.
Dell’Aquila began looking closer at where his NRA donations were actually going, he began asking questions about how his & other members’ money was being spent?
Then in a surprise move, the board elected Bob Barr to replace Willes Lee as First VP. Without the Bylaw change, Lee could have been elected NRA President.
A new move is afoot in the ongoing soap opera that is today’s National Rifle Association. A motion has been put forward to amend the current Bylaws to allow more continued unaccountability….
This could be our last chance to vote in an NRA Board of Directors election. Unfortunately, there’s not really anyone to vote for…
It’s hard to imagine a scenario where Letitia James, the NRA-hating AG of New York, would turn out to be the NRA’s savior, but that’s how things are stacking up!?
If the Board does not choose LTC Allen West to be the next EVP I believe the NY Court will choose Wayne LaPierre’s replacement for them.
Does the NRA need new leadership? Is it time for Wayne to step back and let new blood lead the way? What do you think?
How much it is costing the Association – in money, trust, and influence – to keep LaPierre in power. Tell your NRA Directors to stop the madness.
I would be honored to secure the legacy [of the NRA] going forward for future generations of legal, law-abiding American citizens and gun owners…
Wayne LaPierre’s motive is to continue the fight to protect our rights and further strengthen the Association to which he has devoted his life.
An equally perplexing question is why the current NRA Board has so far not even attempted to rein in its rogue executives when they work for the board!?
Allen West would make a great Executive Vice President of the NRA, as a nationally recognized advocate for the 2nd Amendment. West has extensive political experience
Frank Tait is the only person on the ballot who has consistently called for & worked toward, full accountability on the part of the executives, staff, & NRA Board.
The NY Attorney General has subpoenaed the files on the arbitration between NRA and Chris Cox, the purged head of the NRA Institute for Legislative Action (NRA_ILA).
NY’s AG has issued a subpoena for documents to Susan LaPierre that gives us a good idea of where the investigation is headed at this point in the ongoing NRA disaster.
The BOD will not change course & has no intention of correcting the wrongdoing of the past. An Independent Receiver could help stop the raiding of the NRA’s bank account.
NRA is a lost cause. The “leadership” has effectively shut out dissenting voices, ignored valid, serious concerns, promoted corruption and incompetence, and stifled member participation.
At this point, I see no chance of the Board doing anything at all to mitigate the coming disaster. For the NRA “the worst is yet to come.”
“The Proposed Intervenor is a Director of the National Rifle Association (‘NRA’) and has the statutory right … to assert derivative claims on its behalf”…
By stating factual details of what was actually going on at NRA, & crediting Wayne LaPierre for spearheading corporate actions recently taken, I apparently wandered into a generational blood feud..
Most of the candidates offered are current members of the Board, and almost all of those will be reelected, just because the majority of Voting Members who bother to vote…
Many have opined that the NRA needs a smaller, Board of Directors, more accountability, less follow the leader, more member control. So here are my ideas…