I hope the NRA rises from the ashes like the Phoenix

[CAJUNLAWYER]

NRA, Wayne LaPierre found liable in corruption case : NPR

NRA wasn't found at fault for anything, just three directors. Time to reboot and start over.

 

[Sistema1927]

Speaking of directors, who should we be voting for this go round?

 

[Rick Sanborn]

Speaking of directors, who should we be voting for this go round?

My thoughts as well. I’ve never voted in the NRA BOD voting because I didn’t have any idea who to vote for.

 

[BU1]

NRA Board Elections: Support the Four for Reform Candidates

Just passing something along that I saw on another forum.

 

[ISCS Yoda]

I think that the leadership of the NRA can weather this storm. The membership certainly can. It's messy but not fatal to the overall organization.

I do think the NRA should have moved its charter out of New York State long ago.

These so-called reformers probably deserve a shot (pun intended) to bring the NRA back from the brink so I'm just voting for those 4 and nobody else.

If you read your American Rifleman each candidate has a short bio included so there is really no excuse for not knowing who they are.

 

[GypsmJim]

I'm in. Plus I forwarded the info to friends that are members.

 

[AJ]

Just wonder if the money will be repaid as ordered?

 

[Rubone]

No "ashes" yet, the other culpable parties are still in charge, and LaPierre is now a consultant...the joke continues.

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

Speaking of directors, who should we be voting for this go round?

NEW ONES!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Mike SC Hunter]

No "ashes" yet, the other culpable parties are still in charge, and LaPierre is now a consultant...the joke continues.

WHAT???????????????

PLS explain?

 

[Rustyt1953]

Will the Bayou Barrister be a write in again?

 

[Rubone]

WHAT???????????????

PLS explain?

The NRA board has given him a 17 million "post employment " contract to interpret as you will....

 

[AJ]

Just wonder if the money will be repaid as ordered?

The NRA board has given him a 17 million "post employment " contract to interpret as you will....

Guess that is how he will pay back the funds he was ordered to repay..........

 

[jschmidt]

Guess that is how he will pay back the funds he was ordered to repay..........

I think that deal was rescinded

 

[pharmer]

I didn’t have any idea who to vote for.

Me neither. Ballot goes out in tomorrow's mail. I did vote for every female on the ticket. Good or bad we need the ladies all aboard. Joe

 

[AJ]

I think that deal was rescinded

One can only hope so, that way hopefully it comes out of his accounts instead of the NRA's.

 

[smoothshooter]

I think that the leadership of the NRA can weather this storm. The membership certainly can. It's messy but not fatal to the overall organization.

I do think the NRA should have moved its charter out of New York State long ago.

These so-called reformers probably deserve a shot (pun intended) to bring the NRA back from the brink so I'm just voting for those 4 and nobody else.

If you read your American Rifleman each candidate has a short bio included so there is really no excuse for not knowing who they are.

Why is any gun-related enterprise still operating in NY anyway?

 

[Geno44]

Any chance of getting Oliver North back in. I've always thought of him as a man of principle. I'd like to see him in a leadership role. Another desirable addition would be to get Tom Selleck back on the board and/or in a leadership role.

Additional thought: The ballot has a space for write-in names. How about writing in Oliver North and Tom Selleck. Both have held positions in the NRA previously. I sincerely believe they are both honorable men.

 

[ladder13]

It’s going to be a loooooong road back.

 

[Yaworski]

It’s going to be a loooooong road back.

First step should be cancelling Wayne's contract and making him personna non grata at any and all NRA related functions.

Next step would be to root out members of Wayne's cult among the board and officers and remove them from their positions.