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NRA elections

Posted by David Hardy · 17 February 2008 02:35 PM

It's that time of year again, and Col. Brown has his endorsements. I'd agree with all of them. Steve Schreiner would be a great addition to the Board. He's on a committee right now, and if he's ever missed a board meeting, I can't remember it. Bill Dailey, a Harvard-educated attorney who prefers to practice in Moline ILL, is just indispensable to NRA. He chairs the Civil Liberties Defense Fund, sits on every law-related and legislative committee. Smart as hades, and the only board meeting he ever missed was when he had to have a heart bypass. He sits on eight committees (average director has four), so he's really handling double the workload. Budd Schroder is a hardworking gun activist from NY State, which is a trial in itself. SoFendorsement.jpg

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3 Comments | Leave a comment

John Hardin | February 18, 2008 12:37 AM | Reply

If we vote the right people onto the board, can they give Wayne LaPierre the boot?

Jim W | February 18, 2008 1:42 AM | Reply

Who gets to vote in the elections?

bryan | June 6, 2008 11:06 PM | Reply

I SAY give Joaquin Jackson the boot I do not know about Wayne LaPierre seeing as I do not know hime alot... but this joaquin guy wants to restict all assuta riflas and if not do that he has talk about BAANNING then and then ppl should only need 5 rounds in there guns I say to this dumbfuck give him the big boot and kick him out of there....

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