Just got my NRA ballot

[Ohen Cepel]

For the cost of a stamp, I will mail in my ballot. May not make a difference, but seems like a small price to pay at this point.

No other firearms groups scares politicians like the NRA did. I still have hope that they will get back on track, again, it is worth a postage stamp for me.

 

[Steve51]

I always vote. Usually for just a small number but I do vote. As others, this year I will only be voting for those not recommended by the board.
I doubt change will happen overnight but I will be one who tries to initiate a change.

 

[berettaprofessor]

I don't know who to vote for other than the reform candidates but it is an indication of the problem that the @#^#& ballot won't fit in the envelope without folding!

 

[Insignificant bill]

Back in the early 70s, I was working full time in High School and made the investment of a lifetime NRA membership. Gave up the magazines a few years back and have since given up on them. I'm convinced the rot runs deep.

It's still there. Wayne was just the tip of the iceberg. Charles Cotten and the rest of management are still there. The bd that allowed it to happen are still there.