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In reply to the discussion: If anyone tries to tell you that the NRA is Bi-Partisan....... [View all]Upton
(9,709 posts)41. Sure the NRA is dominated by Republicans..
but you've claimed it's absolutely not bipartisan...which is very simply not the case. As Lurks Often has so ably demonstrated and I've shown you in the past, the NRA does indeed endorse and give high grades to Democrats that support the RKBA..
Perhaps you need a refresher on the definition of the term..
BIPARTISAN
: of, relating to, or involving members of two parties <a bipartisan commission>; specifically : marked by or involving cooperation, agreement, and compromise between two major political parties
http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/bipartisan
And here's some bipartisan cooperation involving the NRA and some Democrats from 2010:
A top NRA priority in Congress is H.R. 2296, to reform the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives. Of the 243 cosponsors, 76 are House Democrats.
Another NRA-favored bill is H.R. 442, the Veterans Heritage Firearms Act, would create an amnesty period to allow the registration of war trophies (e.g., an automatic rifle captured from the North Vietnamese Army) that were brought into the United States between 1934 and 1968. There are 211 cosponsors, 66 of whom are House Democrats.
Another NRA-favored bill is H.R. 442, the Veterans Heritage Firearms Act, would create an amnesty period to allow the registration of war trophies (e.g., an automatic rifle captured from the North Vietnamese Army) that were brought into the United States between 1934 and 1968. There are 211 cosponsors, 66 of whom are House Democrats.
http://volokh.com/2010/10/08/nra-supports-democrats-and-democrats-support-the-second-amendment/
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Mike Papantonio has an interesting perspective on the NRA/gun industry in the first minutes
enough
Mar 2012
#2
Even NRA friends of mine admit the NRA is not bi-partisan. How sad they know that and you do not.
Logical
Mar 2012
#19
OK, if they reached out to pro-gun dems that you seem to think they endorse all the time......
Logical
Mar 2012
#24
I told you in the last post. You are a troll I assume. Anyone defending the NRA should...
Logical
Mar 2012
#28
I told you. Their publications. Their lies about Obama. And their MAIN SPEAKERS at the convention.
Logical
Mar 2012
#33
I provided your answers. Speakers, Publications, % of support to Dems vs. GOP. That simple! And...
Logical
Mar 2012
#37
You did not disprove anything! LOL....I tell you what! This will be a good test! Here we go....
Logical
Mar 2012
#40
Try answering the questions that have been asked or is that too hard for you?
Lurks Often
Mar 2012
#50
Your numbers are flat out lies......Where in the hell did you did you find them??
Logical
Mar 2012
#51
RESPOND to my numbers. Did you see the SEVEN MILLION DOLLARS more that the NRA spent on GOP....
Logical
Mar 2012
#53
Nah, you've become boring, besides I've provided my links and disproved your point,
Lurks Often
Mar 2012
#57
This is the third time you have said bye but I keep kicking your ass with NRA GOP spending numbers!
Logical
Mar 2012
#66