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In reply to the discussion: An open invitation to Biden supporters who have long been opposed to the NRA [View all]MineralMan
(150,955 posts)33. The NRA is all but bankrupt - due to internal corruption.
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden
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An open invitation to Biden supporters who have long been opposed to the NRA [View all]
True Dough
Jun 2019
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Biden made it clear he was talking about NRA members and NOT its leadership, and he pointed
highplainsdem
Jun 2019
#2
Since I never said I was "forgiving of Trump supporters" and neither did Biden, I don't know
highplainsdem
Jun 2019
#11
The NRA has millions of members, of which more than 70% apparently are willing to consider
highplainsdem
Jun 2019
#19
I was not thinking about it in terms of TOS at all. Yes, he referenced members in NRA, not
emmaverybo
Jun 2019
#59
Fair enough. All I need to know regarding Biden is that he would fight for gun control legislation
emmaverybo
Jun 2019
#63
We already have more than enough. They need to be inspired to go to the polls and
gldstwmn
Jun 2019
#71
Correct. At the same time, I can myself no longer distinguish between them.
Eliot Rosewater
Jul 2019
#101
I don't get your point at all. I'm sure someone can research comments made here....
George II
Jun 2019
#6
I don't see how what Biden said is an "NRA apologist position". What I admire about those you say...
George II
Jun 2019
#10
It seemed clear that he was distinguishing between the lobbying operation and the membership.
ucrdem
Jun 2019
#13
We must distinguish between the leadership of the NRA, and the membership. eom
guillaumeb
Jun 2019
#27
I find it fascinating that we are now to accept (embrace?) the majority of NRA members
Kaleva
Jun 2019
#30
True that is a stupid idea to reach out...who gives a fuck about Florida, Ohio, PENN , Arizona..
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#43
It's actually an outreach to the broader mass of gun owning people. It's him saying he's not
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#50
Hey, I can't disagree that letting the "broader range" of gun owners has some merit
True Dough
Jun 2019
#52
Well ain't that some shit. If your gonna call out all the cursing and cursors you got a lot of
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#73
You seem pretty frustrated. I'm sorry things aren't working out the way you want them to.
gldstwmn
Jun 2019
#75
I want you to have a wonderful fucking night...or what's left of it! xoxooxxo
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#76
People are too busy being 'pure'...meanwhile average everyday Democrats DON'T GIVE A CRAP ABOUT
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#42
Considering I'm not stupid it's pretty clear why he said this. There may be some votes to be
UniteFightBack
Jun 2019
#41
I just responded to you in the other thread where you made a very similar response
True Dough
Jun 2019
#47
Despise NRA, manufacturers, other gun profiteers, and gun-lovers. They all are synonymous and
Hoyt
Jun 2019
#56
Howard Dean and Bernie Sanders have both used their positive ratings with the NRA
tirebiter
Jul 2019
#78
It was Biden who said last week that the NRA and its membership are not our enemy
True Dough
Jul 2019
#94
Less tough questions, and more your denial of answers which don't validate your narrative.
LanternWaste
Jul 2019
#95
It's Dems that he needs to court, not the NRA. He doesn't need to go out of his way
Autumn
Jul 2019
#108