Joe Scarborough on Twitter: "This is a critical point. A handful of NRA DC lobbyists live in a bubble, attack law enforcement officers and incite violence with ads. The overwhelming number of NRA members are patriotic, respect the law and disagree with the DC lobbyists’ most extreme views. https://t.co/bqUq3EI8Sp" / Twitter

This is a critical point. A handful of NRA DC lobbyists live in a bubble, attack law enforcement officers and incite violence with ads. The overwhelming number of NRA members are patriotic, respect the law and disagree with the DC lobbyists’ most extreme views.

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Cam Kasky

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Feb 23, 2018

To those following our message, please remember the difference between the NRA as an organization and the members of the NRA. The vast majority of NRA members are decent people. Patriots. Our issue is not with them individually. #NeverAgain #MarchForOurLives

12:51 PM · Feb 24, 2018

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The NRA sent me this email saying that this was "the fight of our lives." I've been a member since my grandfather signed me up aged 8. I had to write how this is not an organization that speaks for responsible gun owners anymore. facebook.com/dan.mahaffee/p

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Your music is shitty, but your new politics are even shittier

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You have become so predictable Joe. Four officers cowered outside a school as 17 were murdered, requiring another agency to put themselves in the line of fire as they remained in safety behind their squad cars. What exactly is there to defend? cnn.com/2018/02/23/pol

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Joe, a lot of us gun owners are a lot *more* radical than the NRA leadership, and a lot more consistent in our defense of liberty. reason.com/archives/2017/

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It's actually a talking point anti-gun advocates have been using for years. Page 24 of "Preventing Gun Violence Through Effective Messaging". s3.documentcloud.org/documents/7486

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Sure but why belong to an organization that doesn’t represent your beliefs? Why not end your membership? The only reason to belong to a group is because you believe in its mission and practices.

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