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The case against the NRA must be politically bulletproof
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Mark A. Taff
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But has she pursued liberal charities with the same vigor with which she is going after the conservative NRA? Has she sought to totally shut down these organizations rather than reform them? Again perhaps she has, but if so, she should cite precedents. In today’s highly politicized atmosphere, the burden is on her to demonstrate equal application of the law to all similarly situated charities, regardless of their political positions. She may be able to satisfy that burden, but she should do it with specific examples, especially of liberal organizations she has tried to shut down and throw out of the state. |
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MarkHamTownsend
(8/8/2020)
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Who gives a ******* if she's gone after other groups; this attempt to DESTROY the N. R. A. is blatant politics no matter. In timing, so as to make the NRA use its money to pay for the lawsuit rather than to help candidates, or to bring it down. If Wayne la Pew has commited crimes, GO AFTER HIM AS AN INDIVIDUAL in criminal court. And the other top brass.
But taking out the whole organisation is heinious. |
| Comment by:
jac
(8/8/2020)
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Blatant politics.
They are forcing the NRA to spend money on legal fees that they might have otherwise used to support pro gun politicians in the election.
There should be consequences for this type of behavior, but unfortunately the liberal eletes will get away with it. |
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