Stephanie
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- Jul 11, 2004
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By Evan McMorris-Santoro
There were a lot of words at the NRA presser, but the message was very simple: the NRA will not follow some of the pro-gun rights politicians in Washington into a new discussion of gun regulations. Instead, the group has created a program designed to usher more guns into schools: NRA School Shield, led by former Arkansas Rep. Asa Hutchison (R). Hutchison was on hand to explain the program, and LaPierre likened it to NRA efforts during the Second World War.
Our training programs are the most advanced in the world. That expertise must be brought to bear to protect our schools and our children now, he said. We did it for the nations defense industries and military installations during World War II, and well do it for our schools today.
School Shield is a multifaceted program, LaPierre said, but it was clear that the goal was more armed guards in schools. LaPierre said Congress should get a jump start on the process by putting armed adults in all schools by the end of the holiday break.
The idea behind School Shield isnt new for the gun lobby. Indeed, LaPierre reminded the press he suggested something similar after the 2007 Virginia Tech shootings.
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Annual dues for one member.....$35.
About 4,500,000 members. Does that give you a clue?
Money talks and bullshit walks
omg, that's just HORRIBLE they represent the people who are paid members..
funny you all don't see anything wrong with UNION DUES