One way or the other, Board Member or not, Anthony Colandro’s dedication to Second Amendment activism will not be mitigated. Anthony currently serves on three NRA committees, and unfortunately, not all board members can be on the committees. Being a dissident board member would be a counter-productive result to what 2A activists are trying to accomplish, because it might mean that they won’t get any committee appointments. Getting on the NRA Board is just one facet of being NRA Board Member. this will obstruct illegal bills and proposals meant to repeal our rights, keeping with the mores and standards of our Founding Fathers. If we have a prominent voice in Washington, D.C. One by one, in our courts and on our streets our Constitutional Rights are being refuted because of the progressives’ and the corporatists’ distain for the Constitution and every principle upon which our country was established.
Private gun owners need the support of the NRA to continue to be able to exercise their gun rights, whether or not they realize it.
You’d be surprised how many private gun owners are not active in the fight to keep our Second Amendment Right. Sandi made the valuable suggestion, that gun club members should print out and post copies of the flyer and the petition at their local gun clubs, especially in New Jersey.
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Just download and complete the petition, then mail it to: Gun For Hire, 1267 McBride Avenue, Woodland Park, NJ 07424 to cast your vote! You can access the petition at and you can print the petitions out directly from the website. Oliver North, however, is very active and he’s also running for a seat this year, so good luck to “Ollie.” However, Anthony can still run on petition, and that’s where we are focused.Ĭliff Toye and Gary Allison are pounding the pavement to get signatures for our candidate, but there can never be too many signatures. Some NRA Members running for the seats are famous 2A names like Carl Malone and Ted Nugent, but they aren’t as active as you’d expect them to be in regards to the firearms safety and training aspects of NRA community outreach and the state and local, legal battles we face. Thirty-three people were nominated, though, we aren’t sure if the Secretary was implying that some twenty-five percent of the nominees have no place on the Board. Anthony received a “Dear John” letter from the Secretary of the NRA letting him know that he hasn’t been nominated to be on the ballot for one of the twenty-five open seats on the board. If you haven’t joined already, do it today! Lifetime members in good standing, can vote for the NRA Board Members. Speaking of voting… all of our listeners should be lifetime members of the NRA.
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