NAGR spends more than every gun group combined on lobbying

[RMGOdirector]

http://www.publicintegrity.org/2013/...uence-spending

Pro-gun group dramatically ups influence spending

Key opponents of gun control and proponents of immigration reform invested unprecedented amounts lobbying Congress this spring, bucking a downward trend among many of the nation’s largest companies and nonprofits,newly released records show.


The Virginia-based National Association for Gun Rights spent more than $3 million from April through June to advocate against dozens of firearm-related bills and amendments. That’s nearly four times the second-quarter lobbying expenditures of the better-known National Rifle Association, which itself spent a near-record $840,000 during the year’s second quarter....

[HBARleatherneck]

membership down?

[RMGOdirector]

Not sure I understand your question.

Are you asking if NAGR's membership numbers are down? No, we have been growing for 5 years straight.

[JM Ver. 2.0]

He's saying that because the only time you show up around here is to ask for more money..... Which, by the way, you won't be getting from me anymore... I'm stick of your damn emails...

[COcz]

Can somebody please, please, please start a new state 2A group. I am so tired of RMGO. I want to give somebody my money, but it will not be them.

[BCMEAG]

I am a new member to this site but have been viewing for sometime and there appears to be a dislike for RMGO here. I am just curious about the reasons Can some folks share?

[275RLTW]

I am a new member to this site but have been viewing for sometime and there appears to be a dislike for RMGO here. I am just curious about the reasons Can some folks share?

Dudley only comes on here when he needs money. For someone who considers them self an "instructor" with his other group and such a gun rights advocate, he doesn't contribute shit here. I'll leave my personal feelings about Dudley's BS aside for another conversation...

[BCMEAG]

Post above, I can understand that frustration.

[RMGOdirector]

Dudley only comes on here when he needs money.

Actually, if you look at my posts, a great portion of them are responding to questions from a small group of naysayers. I could ignore, but will address specific questions head-on.

Most of the threads I start have to do with something purely political.

Most of the naysayers have me at a disadvantage: they don't list their real name, so they are immune from criticism or accountability. I could have done that originally, but prefer to be open about who I am and what I think.

[Monky]

Search the ops posts and read... You'll understand


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