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The National Rifle Association is losing members, according to internal documents
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The Great American Outdoor Show is drawing good crowds this week at the Farm Show complex in Harrisburg.
The event’s sponsor – the National Rifle Association – has been dealing with financial and membership struggles in recent years.
That’s according to the independent publication TheReload.com, which focuses on gun related issues and analysis.
Reload Founder Stephen Gutowski says the NRA’s revenues were down more than $19 million last year following legal threats from the New York attorney general and allegations of corruption against its leadership. |
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shootergdv
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| Contributions to NRA will continue downward until Wayne does the right thing and steps down . I'm not the only Benefactor/Life/etc. member thinking this. |
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