Wayne LaPierre's legacy at the NRA

[StLPro2A]

In spite of the successful influence from the NRA to get concealed carry legislation passed over the past 25+ years under Wayne LaPierre's reign, his legacy will be one of graft and corruption. Of course, that won't stop his faithful from offering up resolutions of praise at the annual meeting in Dallas this year.

Here is an excellent article that outlines the financial problems of the past 7-8 years.

Wayne LaPierre leaves a financial mess behind at the NRA − on top of the legal one that landed him in court

The NRA’s new leaders have to make important decisions as they confront a shaky financial future.

theconversation.com

At the Thursday evening auction and banquet before the Indy NRA Convention, I placed my hand on LePewPew's suit shoulder. I can attest that we members are truly getting our money's worth for those $20,000 suits....NICE!!!!! On the witness stand, he's gonna look senile......but well dressed!!! Now we need to get his pension revoked. It';s as big as his working benefit package was.....probably includes a suit subsidy.

 

[sumoj275]

The fix is in, the dementia stuff is a get out of jail card, although it ain't cheap. One justice system for those that can pay, and another for those that can't pay. Tell me again how are we different from a third world sh*t hole, and we would have to improve to come up to a banana republic.

The reality is we aren’t. WLP claiming the cognitive decline is like the old mafia heads showing up with oxygen bottles and cute nurses taking care of them at trial.

 

[sumoj275]

The sad part is when the liberal's like Biden and Schumer will use it for ammunition to try and make it easier to force more gun control on our citizens. Met and talked with him at the Washington Arms Collectors (WAC) twenty years ago on the subject of gun control but he didn't seem to interested only in himself.

WLP has to make himself seem important to hold on to his job. Over time he was able to fanagle people into positions that protected him, this WLP having to take care of them too. No different than a Ponzi scheme.

 

[sumoj275]

At the Thursday evening auction and banquet before the Indy NRA Convention, I placed my hand on LePewPew's suit shoulder. I can attest that we members are truly getting our money's worth for those $20,000 suits....NICE!!!!! On the witness stand, he's gonna look senile......but well dressed!!! Now we need to get his pension revoked. It';s as big as his working benefit package was.....probably includes a suit subsidy.

Doubt he’ll show up in AC expensive suit. More than likely try to look like most average working person in an off the rack suit. I have sat enough trials to know that.

 

[AKmoose]

Didn't Neal Knox predict something like this years ago?

 

[Glocktogo]

Didn't Neal Knox predict something like this years ago?

Neal was always right.

 

[John6185]

LaPierre is or was like most politicians, take as much money and perks as one can and screw things up and leave. That is his legacy and every piece of mail I receive from the NRA is going into the shredder without being read and that too is part of LaPierre's legacy, he literally destroyed the NRA as most politicians are the country -all for self-gain and it is a shame.

 

[BillM]

It would cost the members less money to fund the bribes for 5 board members for control of the board vs the 39 for the current board

Make it 3, and keep an eye on them.

 

[jstaylor62]

Looks like the NY AG will probably rest their case today after the testimony from a forensics account. I have been following Erick Uebelacker, the one reporter that is attending the trial daily and posting regular updates on Twitter/X

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[RugersGR8]

https://www.breitbart.com/2nd-amend...o-wayne-lapierre-ordered-repay-4-million-nra/

Former CEO Wayne LaPierre Ordered to Repay over $4 Million to NRA​