Videos tagged with NRA Board of Directors

NRA Second VP Mark Vaughan discusses the organization's transition to "NRA 2.0," emphasizing increased transparency, accountability, and re-engagement with members and grassroots clubs. He addresses past issues with leadership and finances, highlighting a commitment to revitalizing programs, embracing new technologies for outreach, and ensuring responsible spending of membership funds. The focus is on preparing the NRA for the future and strengthening its role in defending Second Amendment rights.

This video discusses the ongoing legal and financial issues surrounding the NRA, focusing on allegations of financial mismanagement by former CEO Wayne LaPierre and the role of the NRA's board. It highlights the potential impact on the organization's future and advocates for greater member involvement through state associations to ensure the NRA's interests are protected. The discussion also touches upon the broader landscape of gun rights organizations and their differing approaches to advocacy.

This video discusses internal turmoil within the National Rifle Association (NRA), focusing on allegations of misappropriated donor funds and the potential appointment of Charles Cotton as the successor to Wayne LaPierre. It highlights concerns raised by NRA board member Owen Buzz Mills regarding leadership accountability and the organization's direction.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the potential replacement of Wayne LaPierre as Executive Vice President of the NRA, featuring Lieutenant Colonel Allen West. West, a former NRA board member, expresses his willingness to run for the position, citing the need to address corruption, cronyism, and financial mismanagement within the organization. He outlines a plan to reform the NRA, including potentially firing legal counsel Bill Brewer and engaging with the New York Attorney General's office to resolve ongoing legal battles. The discussion emphasizes the importance of membership pressure on the board of directors to enact change and ensure the NRA's continued relevance in protecting Second Amendment rights.

This video from Gun Talk Radio features Frank Tait discussing his candidacy for the NRA Board of Directors and offering insights into how to vote to create meaningful change within the organization. Tait and host Tom Gresham explore strategies for influencing the NRA's direction under current leadership. The episode aims to empower viewers to make informed decisions when casting their ballots for the board, emphasizing the impact of individual votes on the future of the National Rifle Association.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio features a discussion between Tom Gresham and Ted Nugent regarding the internal affairs and leadership of the National Rifle Association (NRA). Nugent, a board member, expresses strong concerns about the leadership of Wayne LaPierre, citing allegations of financial mismanagement, excessive spending on personal luxuries, and high legal fees. He believes these issues threaten the NRA's existence and urges action from the board and Gresham to address them.

Ted Nugent, a member of the NRA Board of Directors, discusses the ongoing crisis within the National Rifle Association. He expresses strong concerns about the leadership of Wayne LaPierre, citing allegations of financial mismanagement and excessive spending. Nugent believes that if LaPierre and his associates do not step down, the NRA faces significant damage and potential dissolution, emphasizing the importance of the organization for Second Amendment advocacy.

This video features a discussion with Phil Journey, a district court judge and candidate for the NRA Board of Directors, regarding the interpretation of the Second Amendment and the current challenges facing the NRA. Journey emphasizes that the Second Amendment restricts government power rather than granting rights, a view supported by Supreme Court decisions like Heller and McDonald. The conversation also delves into the legal threats against the NRA from the New York Attorney General, the importance of informed voting for NRA board members, and the distinction between semi-automatic and fully automatic firearms, correcting common media mischaracterizations.

Anthony Colandro is running for a seat on the NRA Board of Directors in 2019 and is requesting votes from NRA life members or those with five or more consecutive years of membership. He emphasizes his commitment to representing millions of law-abiding American gun owners. The description includes links to his website, ColandroForNRA.com, and various resources from Gun For Hire, including their website, academy, radio show, and social media pages. Information on obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey and New York, and a link to a "Crime Proof Book," are also provided.

This video provides a comprehensive overview of the NRA Annual Meeting 2018, detailing the speaker's experiences, observations, and interactions with various individuals and companies within the firearms community. It delves into discussions about gun control, the NRA's internal politics, and the importance of active participation in advocacy groups. The speaker highlights key figures, product innovations, and the overall atmosphere of the event, offering insights into the state of gun rights in the US.

This video features a live broadcast from the 2018 NRA Show, focusing on competitive shooting and industry insights. Key discussions include the growth of shooting sports, family involvement, and the importance of firearm safety programs like Eddie Eagle. The segment also highlights new firearms and trends, such as the resurgence of the 10mm caliber and the popularity of micro-compact pistols. The conversation touches upon the accessibility of shooting sports for all skill levels and the role of organizations like the NRA in promoting these activities.

This video documents a grassroots effort at the NRA Annual Meeting to influence the organization's direction. Speakers advocate for electing board members who will actively fight against perceived compromises on Second Amendment rights, specifically mentioning opposition to red flag laws and waiting periods. The focus is on empowering members to vote for candidates like Adam who represent a no-compromise stance and to change the NRA's image to better reflect its membership.