I will only vote for one or two people, otherwise my vote will be diluted.

I will not vote until a couple weeks before the deadline, waiting to see how this all shakes out.

Penalty: Tax payers, over $33,000,000 tax payer dollars for the states investigation and court battle.

LaPierre left the NRA with a $17 million’ish ‘golden parachute’ thing … the math: $17 million – $4.4 million = $12,600,000.00 in LaPierre’s ‘pocket’

The Attorney General’s stated intention was to disband the NRA, so I suppose that she at least got half a loaf.

That’s true … I’m a doubting Thomas. I have been proven correct in the gun control organizations’ victory lapping, though.

Alien,

I only semi-agree. I have seen people turn their luve around from ‘abject loser’ to ‘loved and respected’. Organizations can do that, also, with the right leadership. I do agree that the current NRA is in ruins. Leadership will determine whether it changes its ways, finds its mission, and gets up off the floor, or whether smolders, cools, and dies out.

Anyone who financially supported the criminal actors running the NRA over the past couple of decades are the ones most responsible for the current state of affairs. No one can claim surprise for waking up with their bed aflame when they set it on fire themselves. Take some responsibility for goodness sake- you can’t ever expect to beat lung cancer if you don’t have the self-discipline to stop smoking…

That was the point, wasn’t it? Tomorrow we’ll hear the cheering and “I told you sos” from the gun-cnontrol organizations. They’ll spin this as a great victory for them.

“Whether the Association’s damaged credibility is too much to overcome is a question for another day.”

No it’s not; we can answer it today. The NRA is dead. Fold their tent and liquidate their assets. That should make the Donks very, very happy.