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Did your lawmaker or the candidate asking for your vote sign the #NoNRAMoney pledge? Find out by visiting http://www.NoNRAMoney.org
If so, be sure to thank them publicly.
If not, tell them it's time to join the movement to end the NRA's stranglehold blocking rational gun policy.
In only 10 days since the campaign’s nationwide launch, the #NoNRAMoney Pledge has reached over 60 million people online and has drawn more than 200 candidates and lawmakers who are publicly refusing funding and support from the @NRA.
Nearly a dozen candidates for Governor signed the #NoNRAMoney pledge including every Dem running to replace @FLGovScott, who once touted his A+ NRA rating & bragged he'd “signed more pro-gun bills into law in one term than any other governor in Florida history.”
"Democrats and Republicans need to reject money from the NRA, period,” @DavidHogg111 of the #NeverAgain movement. “They are either with the NRA or they're with the people on the receiving end of the kind of violence we faced in our hallways. It's as simple as that." #NoNRAMoney
Pulse survivor Brandon Wolf: “The #NoNRAMoney campaign will only continue to grow and gain momentum in this critical midterm election year. We survivors are watching our lawmakers. We are demanding our candidates take a stand and we are organizing to end the NRA stranglehold."
For a list of those who have signed the #NoNRAMoney pledge click here:
https://www.nonramoney.org/list
For a list of lawmakers who take NRA money see here:https://www.opensecrets.org/industries/summary.php?ind=Q13&cycle=2016&recipdetail=A&sortorder=U …
http://NoNRAMoney.org was created for the sole purpose of telling candidates they must reject and denounce the NRA or they don't get our votes. Tag lawmakers and candidates and demand they take a stand.
The NRA only contributed $5.7 million to 535 members of Congress during the contentious 2016 election cycle - peanuts. So if you think politicians are being bought off by the #NRA, you're seriously mistaken or we have some cheap politicians @NRATVpic.twitter.com/eMvrw5WaHs
Right, it's much more complicated than just direct donations. It's a whole system of the NRA rating every candidate and running ads FOR and AGAINST candidates based on their ratings. All that advertising and campaign money doesn't get counted in the contribution totals.
Can this be broadened to state government officials and candidates?
The #NoNRAMoney pledge is open to all candidates at any level of government.
send them here:http://www.NoNRAMoney.org
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