[ARCHIVED THREAD] - NRA Ballot Recommendations (Page 1 of 3)
Posted: 2/20/2024 9:24:40 PM EDT
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Is there any arfcom recommendations on who to vote for? The only names that jump out at me are Ronnie Barrett and Niger Roy Innis. Not that they are the people to vote for, but they are the only names that I’ve ever heard before. |
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Quoted: Some random person is filling mine out by now or just threw my issue in the trash. I was surprised when I opened the mailbox and saw a gun rag lying in there! When I saw it was NRA I almost tossed it in the recycle bin coming through the garage. But, it's been a while, so I'll give it a quick flip through, and then throw it in the trash. And I didn't even realize the ballot was in it till this thread. lol. |
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Quoted: I have a theory about why the ballots are in the magazines. It's because they know you just toss them. If they wanted you to put any thought into the ballots, they would mail them separately. It's not like the NRA doesn't love to mail stuff. If you look on the back of your membership card there is a way to opt out of about 98% of those mailings and phone calls. The majority of the membership never sees them. |
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Quoted: So the NRA can pay him to appear at the annual meetings ? Quoted: Quoted: bring back uncle ted So the NRA can pay him to appear at the annual meetings ? have some faith. likely all got paid something for expenses, etc. on board 20+ yrs. it's not free, but not expecting lapierre level fraud. he doesn't need the money and is dedicated. if i'm wrong, then i'm wrong. eta: nra is not coming back. |
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Quoted: To those Reform candidates, I would also add Rick Ector. So how about the Bylaw Amendment, Y or N? Quoted: Quoted: 4 votes and 4 votes only, Vasily. Judge Phil Journey Rocky Marshall Dennis Fusaro Jeff Knox So how about the Bylaw Amendment, Y or N? Good question. I had the same question. I'll read what is the printed magazine tomorrow. Do I trust what NRA presented in text for that amendment? No. Because of how they pick and select the 7.639 board members from the 18,679 who they have to list. They do this to hide reform board members, like the 4 who I got from multiple sources. |
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Neal Knox's son? Judge Phil Journey, Rocky Marshall, Dennis Fusaro, and me, Jeff Knox, all qualified for the ballot by petition of the members. |
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A couple of years ago I wrote a letter to Wayne LaPierre asking for his resignation. The NRA I became a life member of no longer existed. I fondly remember my grandfather's American Rifleman magazines and wanted to continue the tradition. Wayne LaPiere fucked us all. I sincerely hope the NRA can be saved, reborn as a legitimate and reputable organization. |
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https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_156/2700739_With-Wayne-gone-do-we-have-a-shot-at-getting-one-of-our-own-on-the-board-.html Given the corrupt board is presenting the amendment to the bylaws, I presume we should vote against that as well? |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_156/2700739_With-Wayne-gone-do-we-have-a-shot-at-getting-one-of-our-own-on-the-board-.html Given the corrupt board is presenting the amendment to the bylaws, I presume we should vote against that as well? |
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Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_156/2700739_With-Wayne-gone-do-we-have-a-shot-at-getting-one-of-our-own-on-the-board-.html Given the corrupt board is presenting the amendment to the bylaws, I presume we should vote against that as well? Quoted: https://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_156/2700739_With-Wayne-gone-do-we-have-a-shot-at-getting-one-of-our-own-on-the-board-.html Given the corrupt board is presenting the amendment to the bylaws, I presume we should vote against that as well? Jeff's Blog - from the TheFirearmsCoalition.com JEFF'S BLOG - NRA ELECTIONS FEBRUARY 6, 2024 JEFF KNOX UPDATE: Vote YES on the Bylaw proposal. The Bylaws require a vote of the membership to create a new officer position, and this is one that needs to happen. — Jeff |
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Quoted: F**k the nra. Its alway hilarious (as well as proving votes do not count) when the magazine sent with the ballot includes a section from the "nominating committee" on who they recommend to vote for. This is common for almost all companies that send out ballots for board member elections. They have to go to the stockholders (members) so bylaws and day to day operating procedures can be voted on. |