Wayne LaPierre Resigns from the NRA

AFA statement on the resignation of Wayne LaPierre:

Under Wayne LaPierre's decades-long tenure, the NRA supported Gun Free School Zones, Red Flag Gun Confiscation, the Brady Gun Owner Database, repeatedly opposed Constitutional Carry in state capitals nationwide, and endorsed Democrat Senate gun-grabber Harry Reid and countless other anti-gun Democrats in states all across the nation. And that's just the tip of the iceberg of his betrayal of gun owners.

LaPierre's NRA has totally refused to support eliminating the ATF or repealing the National Firearms Act (NFA). In fact, decades ago, the NRA authored the NFA.

Under LaPierre, "compromise" of our Second Amendment rights has been the name of the game.

As has been publicly documented, Wayne LaPierre routinely wasted tens of millions of dollars of NRA member dues on lavish suits, Italian leather loafers, trips, private jets and in recent years, and on high priced attorneys in a desperate bid to hang on to power.

Because of his actions, a new generation of gun rights groups emerged, nastier, meaner and more principled than the NRA could ever imagine. The proud, card carrying members of the American Firearms Association and our 17 state affiliates across the country intend to completely and totally remove the government from the gun business in state capitals, in Congress, and in the courts.

It's 1776 or bust for the Second Amendment in this country.

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