By David Bozeman
Grassroots conservatives need not always look to the left for the
stench emanating from the Washington backrooms where the important
people craft legislation beneficial to themselves and the peon classes
be damned.
National Rifle Association head Wayne LaPierre’s affection for
Democrat Harry Reid has made the two quite an item, and fears persist
that the NRA itself may well endorse the Senate majority leader over
Sharron Angle (herself a strong Second Amendment advocate). Any
endorsement would come in the fall, and organization insiders have
tried to squelch those rumors, no doubt aware that hundreds, if not
thousands, of outraged members would likely bolt.
Equally troubling, according to a July 26th Fox News report,
Democrats, who received roughly 10 percent of NRA contributions in
2002, are now garnering about one quarter. Yes, the same Democrats who
are now at one of their historic high points of liberal potency.
Defenders of the LaPierre-Reid liaison (and they are few and far
between) state that the NRA is single-issue oriented and not meant to
be a cheerleader for GOP/conservative causes. Furthermore, it pays to
curry favor with those who are — and may continue to be — in positions
of power.
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