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Speaking of mafia bosses, this Anthony reminds me of the boss on the Sopranos.

A board position is not like a state representative or senatorial position.

I think there is more than one source from which to learn about his thoughts and positions. The one I posted is informative.

Also, I am not able to access your link from my cell. I keep getting plush to the mobile site.

I listened to this until they started talking about video games. I heard a lot of whining that someone else should come fight for us, it's the NRA's fault we don't have concealed carry, the NRA needs to come organize rallys for us and our gun owners have lost interest and it's the NRA's fault. Sounds like a bunch of whiny democrat entitlist that expect someone to come fix their problems.

At one point, Anthony even admitted the NRA is doing a lot including funding 14 lawsuits. However, he's upset the NRA hasn't done enough marketing to let people know. When he was talking about what needs to be fixed at the NRA, he also said "I am the kind of guy that if it ain't broke, I break it" to make it better. He hasn't made a strong case for his candidacy with me.

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When NJ voters stop voting in "conservative Republicans" such as Christie, I'll start thinking more about them. Until then, I have no use for NJ or their big brother neighbors across the river. They've created their own problems and I don't see how the NRA can be expected to fix all their issues.