JD> > is, for the most part, on the NRAs' side to begin with.  As for
JD> > billboards, I categorically ignore them.  I doubt that I'm alone
JD> > in that attitude, so I question efficiency of that medium.
JD>Actually, I notice billboards quite a lot. And I remember
JD>one from years ago that the NRA had posted (my memory might
JD>be weak, but here goes):
JD>NRA: Shooting for a Million (with a big ol' target on it).
JD>The 'million' was 'number of Members'.
JD>I think the NRA is well over 2 million strong at present,
JD>and was about 3 million before the unfortunate timing of
JD>the "Jackbooted Thugs" comment hitting right at the time
JD>that Tim McVeigh decided to do his thing.
        About 2.8 million at present. And membership is picking back up,
        now that the threat is picking up. As Senator Craig told Senator
        Feinstein (when she was laughing about NRA's membership
        falling): "You can fix that with one bad gun bill". Ernie P.
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