Back in April, the NRA's Institute for Legislative Action open endorsed Lt. Governor Casey Cagle for his run for the top seat in the Peach State. In fact, here is the word straight from the NRA's own mouth.

Here is a quick rundown of Cagle's stellar A+ rated record is for Georgia Gun Owners.



2013: SB188 (Campus Carry) was introduced twice within that legislative session but Cagle refused to allow the Georgia Senate to have a floor vote.
2014: Cagle wanted to have 'training requirements' inserted into HB65 when the bill being debated and amended in the Conference Committee.
2016: While hosting a forum with Georgia's religious leaders; Cagle told them that Campus Carry was not "responsible" and he "does not agree with this and other legislation being pushed upon our state."
2017: The Georgia Legislature passed Campus Carry but Cagle said it was a "thoughtful compromise" when he allowed his College and Career Academies to remain on the exemption list.
2017: Cagle sent SB177 (Georgia Constitutional Carry) to die in committee and blocked three additional Pro-Gun amendments to be heard in the Senate.
2018: Cagle during an interview with the news stated "Georgia is in a very good position where our gun laws stand today, and I know of no areas where gun rights need to be expanded in the state."



I guess the grass isn't greener on the other side. So again, the NRA is backing an anti-gun politician. This one just happened to wave the NRA's flag when Delta decided to cancel the discount partnership for NRA members. Yeah, Cagle is the Georgia politician that took Delta Airline's $40 million tax breaks for fuel.

Here's a video of Cagle killing Constitutional Carry in the Georgia Legislature.



Gee, thank NRA. As a gun owner I feel so proud knowing that you guys are..

The NRA has it's head up its ass.

That's another swamp that needs drained. Need more of the membership to pay attention.

I begrudgingly became a member to attend NRAAM, but since I am now, I figure I might as well try to do something with it. How can I make an effect?

If you and a couple million educated 2A types were to buy voting memberships at hundreds of bucks a crack, you might be able to vote in real pro 2A NRA leaders.

But, there's the possibility that the NRA ruling class would modify the rules to keep any change in leadership from happening.

The rules have already been changed. The way the board can overrule member amendments, changed the amount needed for petition signatures for a candidate to run, etc

And they'll change it again as the need arises.

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Good job Miami jbt

Nice!  He had some pretty good ads.

Is it possible the NRA is doing some sort of horse trading?  IE. Ill vote your way here if you endorse xyz there

The Truth of it probably lies somewhere between corruption and incompetence.

What is his history on voting for or against other gun bills and what is his competition?  Is his competitor more progun?