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there is no money in it for government to ban gay marriage, or restrict it.
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groiny
The NRA doesn’t actually give that much money, comparatively, though it is consistent. But it can make a lot of noise and push a lot of buttons, and
Posted by
Roger More (aka rogermore)
May 18 '18, 14:32
that’s its real political power
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and let's say you do vote those politicians out when you can. The ones who get the most $ from NRA.......
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groiny
May 18, 14:36
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Sure, maybe it has no chance. But if it has no chance, it’s not because of NRA cash. It’s because of NRA influence -- nm
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Roger More
May 18, 15:04
compared to what? And if you take their income away, they will be giving politicians ZERO, which is much less than what those politicians get now. -- nm
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groiny
May 18, 14:33
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Compared to other donors. In 2016, for example, the NRA contributed $1 million spent across 200ish congressional candidates
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Roger More
May 18, 14:48
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