Videos tagged with NRA Elections

This episode of the Guns Magazine podcast features Buzz Mills, owner of Gunsite Academy and NRA board member, discussing the upcoming NRA elections. Mills advocates for electing reform candidates to address past mismanagement and financial issues within the organization. He highlights the importance of member participation in voting to restore the NRA's effectiveness in supporting the Second Amendment and shooting sports.

This episode of Gun For Hire Radio discusses the upcoming NRA elections and the "NRA 2.0" reform movement. Host and guest encourage listeners who are NRA life members or have been members for five consecutive years to vote for the slate of 28 reform candidates. Information is provided on how to receive and cast ballots, emphasizing the importance of participation in shaping the NRA's future.

This segment from Gun Talk Radio discusses the perceived corruption within the NRA, specifically regarding the upcoming board elections. The speaker expresses a strong negative sentiment, stating that the current board is ineffective and that the nominating committee's choices are approved by Wayne LaPierre. The discussion highlights concerns about financial mismanagement, with an estimated billion-dollar loss, and suggests that meaningful change is unlikely without external intervention like law enforcement or court action. The speaker advises against voting for any current board candidates, viewing the ballot as potentially worthless.

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.