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mailman27's avatar

1. well,2. yeah??

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mailman27's avatar

ME, OK?? What's it to ya??? I was both dancing, and, ummm... Y'know...

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DoubtfulGuest (f/k/a Froggage)'s avatar

As for Pam Bondi, every person has their price, but why on earth would you advertise to the entire world that you're flying off the shelf for the low, low price of $25K?

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DoubtfulGuest (f/k/a Froggage)'s avatar

*to the kids-Donald J. Trump

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Janecita 🇵🇸🇾🇪's avatar

OMG, I loooove Chief Inspector Gamache!! I wanna be best friends with Gabri and Oliver, I would hang out at their bistro all the time!

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Bageled Mind Virus's avatar

that's a lot of stupid from Florida Woman.

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kermit's avatar

The mail? She'll never get it.

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Doctoryy Dilettanteyy Debbyy's avatar

Youth? Inexperience?

Maybe.

But I'll just go with CHEAP.

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Seek's avatar

Non-profits aren't prohibited from raking in the cash. In theory, they're then supposed to spend all of those sweet sweet earnings on whatever their mission statement claims to be.

These grifters used to provide safety and shooting lessons and whatever else non-heinous things they promised. As I recall back in the dark ages it was an actual thing. Then someone noticed it was a lot more profitable to jump on the GOP gravy train and rake in cash from manufacturers and send out tons of notices to anyone who might be interested in a vague way that they need to donate to the NRA or the pinkos were coming to take your gun from your cold dead hands and it all rapidly went downhill from there. This all coincided with the rise of Mr La Pierre and that was just a coincidence.

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Garbageman's avatar

Yes, it did have a nonprofit mission at one point . . . but like you say, the money just took over . . .

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joel_hanes's avatar

Until 1977, the NRA was a sane gun-safety and marksmanship-for-defense organization. They helped the feds write the laws that still prevent most people from owning an M60 machine gun, Tommy gun, or bazooka.

But an organized cabal of 2nd-amendment absolutists staged an overnight "coup" at the 1977 NRA national convention, by showing up en masse and voting their own candidates into virtually every office. Within a year, the National Rifleman, until then an anodyne publication, began on the lying propaganda that has characterized it ever since.

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Harm's avatar

I was totally expecting a rebel flag in the background behind Boni.

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Pura Vida19's avatar

Love the whole series. Yes!

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Pura Vida19's avatar

That's astonishing!

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Zyxomma's avatar

I had the pleasure of meeting Tish James at the inauguration of my member of the City Council, Carlina Rivera. Very fine women. One did not have to be a donor to attend the inaugural or the party after, just a constituent. One can tell they're Democrats.

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Moomin Maiden-fully vaxxed's avatar

i really want to live in Three Pines

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