PN>I read somewhere the other day that only something like 12% of the NRA 
PN>membership bothered to vote for the association's leadership.  The 
PN>inference made was that perhaps the NRA would be more amenable to 
PN>"reasonable" gun control laws if the average member was voting for the 
PN>organization's policies.  Comments?
I read the same stuff.  I seldom vote in the NRA elections for the simple 
reason that I believe in an informed electorate.  I usually don't know the 
people running in the elections and have no idea what they believe in.  I 
believe it's better for me to withhold my vote than to vote for someone who 
would not represent my views.  Unfortunately, the NRA gives me little 
information that would help me decide who agrees with me and who doesn't.
This in no way means I disagree with the NRA's stand on the external 
issues, only sometimes with their internal management.
The article was another way liberals lie and distort in order to make their 
point.
David R. Norton 
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