Month: February 2024

If you believed that the Republicans in Congress couldn’t sink any lower, recent events have proved you sadly mistaken. House Speaker Mike Johnson, in his latest displays of subservience to Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin, has made his most wretched predecessors seem like statesmen and patriots. For the first time ever in America, a branch

A New York jury found on Feb. 23, 2024, that the National Rifle Association and three of its current and former officials had broken the state’s laws by misusing charitable assets. It also determined that two of the officials should repay the gun group millions of dollars. The verdict followed a six-week corruption trial that

After manufacturing firearms for more than 200 years, an iconic company is pulling out of New York State. It’s no secret that New York is not the most gun-friendly state, which seems to have played a part in the exit. Two hundred and eight years of history. Gone, gone. Ilion is Remington. Remington is Ilion. Gun

Monday, February 26, at 10:00 AM, the House Administration of Criminal Justice Committee will hear Senate Bill 1, the NRA-backed constitutional carry legislation. SB 1 was passed by the Senate earlier this week with overwhelming support. Please contact committee members today and ask them to SUPPORT SB 1. NRA members and Second Amendment supporters are encouraged to attend

To reach a verdict in the civil corruption trial against the National Rifle Association, jurors had to wade through a 17-page worksheet and agree on 60 questions — a lengthy task that may indicate why deliberations lasted five days. The six-member jury, which reached a verdict Friday evening, faced many complicating factors as they worked

NEW YORK — The longtime head of the National Rifle Association, Wayne LaPierre, misspent millions of dollars of the organization’s money, using the funds to pay for an extravagant lifestyle that included exotic getaways and trips on private planes and superyachts, a New York jury determined Friday. The jury ordered LaPierre, 74, to repay almost

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Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James and gun control advocates nationwide celebrated on Friday after a Manhattan jury found the National Rifle Association and the NRA’s longtime former leader liable in a civil corruption case. James, who launched the case in 2020, said on social media that “in a major victory, my office won

On Friday, February 23rd, Senate Bill 1374 relating to concealed weapons was introduced. This bill clarifies Idaho policy regarding property owned by the state and the right to keep and bear arms. Please contact the Senate State Affairs committee and ask them to SUPPORT SB 1374. SB 1374 will prohibit the restriction on lawful concealed

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After five days of deliberations, a jury in New York on Friday held the National Rifle Association liable for financial mismanagement and found that Wayne LaPierre, the group’s former CEO, corruptly ran the nation’s most prominent gun rights group. LaPierre and a senior executive at the NRA must pay a combined $6.35 million “for abusing

The National Rifle Association and its former longtime leader were found liable Friday in a lawsuit centered on the organization’s lavish spending. The New York jury found that Wayne LaPierre, who was the NRA’s CEO for three decades, misspent millions of dollars of the group’s money on pricey perks for himself. LaPierre, 74, sat stone-faced

New York, US, Feb 22 (EFE).- A New York jury found Friday that the former head of the powerful National Rifle Association, Wayne LaPierre, misspent millions of dollars on extravagant personal expenses and must repay US$4.3 million for his mismanagement. In a civil trial in the state’s Supreme Court, a jury found a pattern of

NEW YORK – In a sweeping rebuke of the National Rifle Association, the nation’s most prominent gun rights group, a Manhattan jury ruled Friday that its leaders had engaged in a yearslong pattern of financial misconduct and corruption. The jury, after a week of deliberations, found that the group’s former leader, Wayne LaPierre, had used

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Tuesday, February 27th, at 1:30 PM, House Bill 2762, introduced by Representative Rusty Grills (R-HD77), will be heard in the House Banking & Consumer Affairs Subcommittee. This legislation would prohibit the use of merchant category codes by payment processors to identify firearms, firearm accessories, and ammunition purchases. Please use the button below to contact subcommittee members and urge them