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The NRA is a member organization of average Americans. It lacks the authority and resources to follow up on reported red flags like the FBI is supposed to do, yet is being blamed for somehow not doing the FBI’s job. Progressive media refuses to question why no follow-up.
In 2016, the NRA gave about $1 million total in campaign contributions -- about 1/3 of a cent per citizen. Teacher's unions gave about $33 million to candidates. By contrast, Procter & Gamble spent $4.6 billion on advertising. The NRA is a very small fish in the influence pond.
That's only if you consider a 1 to 1 relationship between money and influence. The NRA seems to wield far more political influence than teachers. They spend less, but their simple stance on a singular, seminal American issue is very loud.
I think Left-leaning journalists can't understand that a lot of Americans cherish their #2A rights, so they have to endow the NRA with superhuman powers of terror and influence. The NRA has influence mostly because its citizen sympathizers have the power to vote.
It's as if the NRA has a PR problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n1R1gskIvEU …
Check your figures and get them right the donation was 30 yep 30 million you must be a NRA member!!!!
Perhaps that is so, if your looking at all the influences and political contrinutions, but when speaking of guns, the NRA is the whale in the pond;
You quote regarding 'about $1 million total in campaign contributions" is not at all true! The NRA contributed between 25-30 Mil to the Trumps campaign alone and that does not include what was given to congress reps and Senators
Where did you come up with a figure of $1 million in total? The NRA spent over $30 million on just Trump, and the FBI is investigating more money they funneled for the Russians. https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2016/11/the-nra-placed-big-bets-on-the-2016-election-and-won-almost-all-of-them/ …
This is misleading.. in 2016, they spent $140 million on 'legislative programs and public affairs'https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_5a0dd3e6e4b0b17e5e14e636 …
We're suppose to believe anything this leftist huffingtonpost crap says? I sure don't!
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