Why does nra keep calling

There was a similar reversal by the president after mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, in the summer of The Wizard of Oz. Just pull back the green curtain. He uses his book to address accusations of nepotism as well as an allegation against him of discrimination based on gender and an allegation of sexual harassment.

And my experience would ultimately convince me that the NRA itself had lost its mission, and lost its way too. He estimates that a third of member dues are now being consumed by legal fees, and describes a culture where big spending was routine. Early in his three-year tenure, Powell writes, he was admonished for checking into a Sheraton hotel. Traffic Alert. I don't think the ink was dry on the check before they started sending all sorts of crap, and begging for more money for one thing and another, plus the phone calls.

They did send the magazines, after being asked not to, and the junk mail postage they sent probably exceeded the amount he sent for membership, so I guess you realize, no more money from this address. Although the NRA does do some fine and needed work, they cause themselves too much grief and lost members by their stupid actions.

The call was a political poll but did end up with the money question. Other than that time I have never received a call from the NRA. However I have received a ton of mail from them. I really wish that they would not send out the mass mailings because they are wasting money. However if you look at the amount spent verses the amount received in these mailings, I guess that they pay for themselves.

I just wish that they had a system of removing those that want off and those that never send in contributions. But I guess the thought "Hope springs eternal" is true. I love what they do, but will not join them because of the same reason. When I was young and joined I got two to three letters a week and like others here, I politely asked that they save the postage and not send 25 letters to tell me who I should vote for or the cap, or the sticker They just do not get it.

How can you really fight if you are spending millions of your contributors' entry fees. It took 10 years to make them stop writing to me and since I bought a new rifle they 've started again. How DO you stop them? I have been sending everything back as "no longer at this address. I told them I am on the "do not call list" they said that they do not apply because it is a non-profit organization. I told them they are harassing me and I want it to stop.

He said "thank you for talking with me and supporting the NRA" They keep calling. I will never support the NRA for this alone. Just like DJ has already advised, ask to speak to a Supervisor if they call back. With the political tensions as they are with all the debates consuming the TV lately.. Everybody is pushing for votes and contributions. I'm not saying or offering this as an excuse or justification, as there really are none, and there is no excuse for telephone harassment like this..

You have to realize that the calls you are getting are not actually from the NRA, but are from an outsourced tele-marketing company working to solicit funds for the NRA.