Bassman007
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How the NRA Exerts Influence Beyond Political Contributions
After a mass shooting, the spotlight inevitably turns to the National Rifle Association, the nation’s most powerful gun lobby and one of the most significant donors to political campaigns each year.
The NRA’s campaign contributions to individual federal candidates are well-documented, with each contribution limited to $2,700 per cycle to each candidate or their personal political action committee.
But political influence from outside groups is far more than just cold hard cash in the form of direct campaign contributions.
The Washington Post reports, for example, that the NRA has donated less than $4 million to members of Congress in the last 18 years. In an era where some Senate races cost nearly $100 million, $4 million seems like very little. Here are other ways the NRA plays a role in policy and politics:
Thank God there are NRA members and NRA guns in Texas to protect the peace.
PS. This thread is entirely political, but if you fear it for some reason that eludes normal people you will move it, likely out of fear
'You Loot We Shoot': Texans lay down the law after Harvey
After a mass shooting, the spotlight inevitably turns to the National Rifle Association, the nation’s most powerful gun lobby and one of the most significant donors to political campaigns each year.
The NRA’s campaign contributions to individual federal candidates are well-documented, with each contribution limited to $2,700 per cycle to each candidate or their personal political action committee.
But political influence from outside groups is far more than just cold hard cash in the form of direct campaign contributions.
The Washington Post reports, for example, that the NRA has donated less than $4 million to members of Congress in the last 18 years. In an era where some Senate races cost nearly $100 million, $4 million seems like very little. Here are other ways the NRA plays a role in policy and politics:
Thank God there are NRA members and NRA guns in Texas to protect the peace.
PS. This thread is entirely political, but if you fear it for some reason that eludes normal people you will move it, likely out of fear
'You Loot We Shoot': Texans lay down the law after Harvey
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