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Secrecy, Self-Dealing, and Greed at the NRA
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LaPierre is right that the NRA is troubled; in recent years, it has run annual deficits of as much as $40 million. It is not unusual for nonprofits to ask prospective donors to help forestall disaster. What is unusual is the extent to which such warnings have become the central activity of the NRA. Even as the association has reduced spending on its avowed core mission — gun education, safety, and training — to less than 10 percent of its total budget, it has substantially increased its spending on messaging. The NRA is now mainly a media company, promoting a lifestyle built around loving guns and hating anyone who might take them away. |
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lucky5eddie
(4/18/2019)
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| "The Trace". Figures. Not sure what they are "tracing" but it sure is not the truth. |
| Comment by:
PHORTO
(4/18/2019)
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The Trace?
Oh, PLEASE. |
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