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by Charles L. Cotton
Wed Sep 19, 2007 10:18 pm
Forum: Federal
Topic: NRA Director says "5 rounds is enough"?!
Replies: 39
Views: 7791

45ACP wrote:The NRA working to repeal NFA'34? GCA'68? FOPA/MGB'86?.
You want the Firearm Owners Protection Act (FOPA) repealed!!? You can't be serious.
46ACP wrote:I had a friendly chat with Larry Pratt of the GOA once. He said he wished the NRA would stick to the things it was good at (firearms safety and marksmanship training), and stay out of politics. I agreed with him.
That's in the top 3 most ridiculous statements I've ever read. GOA and Pratt have never accomplished anything -- nothing whatsoever!! All GOA and Pratt do is preach to the choir and stir up the NRA-bashers. When Schumer, Feinstein, Brady, Soros, Gore, Clinton, and any other anti-gunners complain, they complain about the NRA; GOA is never even mentioned. Why? Because they are ineffective and no threat to the anti-gunners' agenda. When McCain lead the fight for passage of the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act on the Senate floor, he referred to it as the "get the NRA bill," not the "get the GOA bill." Look at the website for the Brady Campaign and you won't find a call to stop the GOA, only to stop the NRA. Why? Because GOA doesn't have to be stopped -- it's not doing anything!! When Rebecca Peters wanted to debate the leader of the most powerful American gun lobby, she asked to debate Wayne LaPierre, not Larry Pratt. Every time a Castle Doctrine Bill passes in a state, Sara Brady decries legislators selling out to the NRA, not the GOA. The Brady Campaign created a StoptheNRA.com website, but you won't find a StoptheGOA.com website. Former President Bill Clinton didn't credit the GOA with costing Gore the 2000 Presidential election, he credited the NRA.

NRA stay out of politics? Give me a break.

Chas.
by Charles L. Cotton
Fri Sep 07, 2007 12:55 pm
Forum: Federal
Topic: NRA Director says "5 rounds is enough"?!
Replies: 39
Views: 7791

longtooth wrote:I want to hear from Charles.
Sorry guys/gals, but since I'm on the Board of Directors, I cannot comment about another Board member. In fact, none of us can speak for the NRA in our individual capacity; this has to be done collectively through resolutions passed by the entire Board.

I'm not trying to dodge the issue, I simply cannot violate my duty as a Director. You will note that I haven't even responded to the anti-NRA comments and quotes as I normally would have done. Yes, this is a belt and suspenders approach, but I try to avoid even the hint of impropriety.

BTW, this duty isn’t unique to the NRA, members of any board of directors have the same limitations and restrictions.

Chas.

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