The NRA Endorses More Anti-Gunners

[jmg8550]

I too dislike some of the stances the NRA has. I tried to join the RMGO, I sent emails to Mr. Dudley Brown after he left a business card on my truck awhile back at the local NAPA. I've left him several voicemails. Absolutely no response. ATLEAST THE NRA ANSWERS MY EMAILS AND PHONE CALLS! As far as I'm concerned, I'll keep giving money to the NRA. Hey Dudley, maybe you could improve your memberships by atleast answering the phone and responding to emails instead of asking for my money in your worthless newsletters from the NAGR.

[HBARleatherneck]

i am not sticking up for dudley, because i dont know him, but you can join with a card through cologunmarket.com. and when i emailed him a couple times, he emailed back within 24 hours or so.

[Irving]

Dudley has posted on here once or twice. It was to gather support during the gun ban on college campus stuff.

[GatorRanger]

Yes, I am also a member of the NRA, because of my firing range rules. I dislike the NRA in certain ways; but first I would like to tell you why the NRA supports Harry Reid over Sharon Angle.

Reid has always been a good pro gun supporter, and he has a good rating with the NRA. But if Reid loses the Senate race, and the Dem's still control the Senate, guess who would become the next Senate Majority Leader of the Senate? You guessed it, Senator Chuck Schumer [D] of New York, who is the most biggest anti-gunner on the Senate floor.

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While I do understand the strategy they are taking, it is exactly compromises like these that have lead us down the road we are currently on. The NRA has made several concessions over the years for the "big picture," but where are we now? We have a larger, more intrusive government than possibly ever -- save for during WWII when the entire country was devoted to the war effort -- and every policy that is voted "for" grants the government more, not less, power and authority over every day life.

The Health Care bill is but one example; within the bill are provisions for things such as the BATFE being able to look at VA patient records -- enabling them to confiscate guns from veterans who have had a PTSD claim filed. Should we just look the other way, then, when politicians like Harry Reid vote in favor of unprecedented government expansion simply because he is mostly pro-gun? And because we don't want someone else in his place as Majority Leader?

My answer is no. No compromises anymore -- that is where conservatives have failed for decades and will continue to do so if they don't own up to it. We cannot continue to give politicians a pass simply because it fits some bigger picture, especially when that bigger picture will eventually lead to bigger, more powerful government.

[GatorRanger]

I too dislike some of the stances the NRA has. I tried to join the RMGO, I sent emails to Mr. Dudley Brown after he left a business card on my truck awhile back at the local NAPA. I've left him several voicemails. Absolutely no response. ATLEAST THE NRA ANSWERS MY EMAILS AND PHONE CALLS! As far as I'm concerned, I'll keep giving money to the NRA. Hey Dudley, maybe you could improve your memberships by atleast answering the phone and responding to emails instead of asking for my money in your worthless newsletters from the NAGR.

That's odd because here at RMGO/NAGR we answer phone calls and emails all day, and a lot of them are people thanking us for answering their calls/emails when the NRA wouldn't.

[jmg8550]

That's odd because here at RMGO/NAGR we answer phone calls and emails all day, and a lot of them are people thanking us for answering their calls/emails when the NRA wouldn't.

That's funny, I've called the number on the business card he left on my truck several times and always left a voicemail. I've even sent several emails with absolutely no response. I'm sure you do answer phone calls, but when I try for several days in a row, and nobody answers, kinda made me think otherwise. We can go back and forth in a pissing match about the NRA and RMGO. I'm really not that interested. Just posting my experience when wanting to talk to someone in your organization.

[sagebrush99]

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