The only non-Republican in the top 25: Bernie Sanders, a Senate independent...accepted $11,129 in cash (from the NRA). https://www.marketwatch.com/story/lawmakers-who-take-the-most-money-from-the-gun-rights-lobby-2017-10-03 …
Remeber to do your research, it's not just Republicans that take money from the NRA. Congressman @SanfordBishop a Democrat of Georga's 2nd congressional district has taken $49,350 in direct contributions from the NRA.
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Yes. And voted against the Brady Bill.
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OK, but the vast majority are republicans.
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He isn’t trying to say that they equally accept contributions. But to deny that a Democrat has taken contributions or to respond with “but Republicans do MORE” makes you look as if you are excusing it because you affiliate with the party. It’s unacceptable, party be damned.
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When both the Republican and "Democratic" candidates are both in bed with the NRA you have no good choice but to vote blue in hopes once in the majority they will come to their senses.
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Know: From where a candidate receives campaign contributions Candidate's history of behavior on gun rights, LGBTQI rights Candidate's history on immigration Candidate's history on health care reform (THIS WILL AFFECT you young people who are not on parent insurance)
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@davidhogg111 , but be careful. Both parties are not the same. 99% of republicans are the ones the NRA backs. Call out the few democrats, but realize who will be taking their places and they could be far worse. -
Even if in an individual race Democrat took more (they did not) is irrelevant Individual members do not set the agenda Majority party sets the agenda Republican majority = No “Reform” of anything and a tyrannical maniac running amok for two more years
#VoteBlueToSaveAmerica
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