What NRA is doing in Georgia

[redlevel]

Michael Bloomberg donated $350,000 to the Nunn campaign. Reportedly, the race is extremely tight, a percentage point or so difference. I don't really understand how this is so, but I guess changing demographics plays a part. Anyhow, NRA has mounted a huge anti-Nunn/pro-David Perdue campaign, including TV and radio ads, as well as a "digital" presence. Here is a recent example:
https://www.nrapvf.org/campaigns/2014/defeat-nunn/

Edit: B-berg had already maxed out on personal donation to the Nunn campaign. The $350K donation was to the super-pac supporting Nunn.

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

Good ad.

Nunn is rated "?" by the NRA which means she wouldn't even fill out the NRA questionnaire. No doubt an otherwise F rated gun grabber.

 

[redlevel]

NRA hammered the Nunn/Bloomberg connection for nearly a month. One article I read said NRA spent more than $700,000 in Georgia. It paid off handsomely. Perdue is beholden to NRA.

 

[ChattanoogaPhil]

An perfect example of the NRA picking the right battles.


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[italiansport]

Can anyone explain what happened in Illinois? As I remember it Pat Quinnn fought the concealed carry law tooth and nail in the last State to prohibit the exercise of our 2nd Amendment rights.
Jim

 

[rz625-8]

Pat got the pinko-commie slip saying Kommrade,you is fired.

 

[Retired W4]

Atlanta is not Georgia.