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Guns and money: Calls mount to probe NRA finances
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A leading national gun safety group, joined by members of Congress, is calling for investigations of the National Rifle Association’s fundraising practices and finances in response to a Yahoo News investigation published last week.
The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence (CSGV) has launched a nationwide petition campaign asking the Federal Election Commission and the Internal Revenue Service to investigate “violations of federal law” by the National Rifle Association. |
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Millwright66
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| So long as the hounds baying for the NRA's hide are willing to hold the nation's PACs, politicians and political aspirants to the White House, (and their supporters/sycophants), to the same standard I see no issue. |
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