by The official NRA magazines with the ballots for the 2024 Board of Directors election have started to arrive. The Complementary Spouse and I both received ours today.
I would urge you in the strongest possible terms to bullet vote, i.e, only vote for these candidates and no others, for the Four for Reform. While there are a couple of others deserving of your vote, it is essential that these four get elected.
All four are on the ballot as a result of your efforts in signing their petition. We need people like them on the Board as they won’t put up and shut up. Indeed, both Judge Phil Journey and Rocky Marshall were retaliated against for standing up for what is right. That retaliation has led to the NRA being charged with violating the State of New York ‘s whistleblower law. This is one of the charges that the jurors in the New York trial are in the process of deciding guilt or innocence.
So few of the eligible voters actually vote that every vote for these four is critical.
We don’t know the outcome of the trial in New York and we don’t know what remedies Judge Cohen will impose if the NRA is found guilty. He could dissolve the current board and reduce it in size. He could appoint a special overseer. He could appoint a temporary board of people who are not tainted such as these four. He could do all of these things and that is why support for clean, untainted candidates is so important.
Done!
Thanks for posting this, and I’ve cast my bullet ballot!
Done for the six you recommended. What about the bylaws amendment?
While I do think it is like closing the barn doors after the horses have escaped, I think it is a good idea.
Ok. Thanks.
Ballot goes in the mail tomorrow morning.
Got my ballot last night. It goes in the mail with 4 For Reform votes on it today.
I read the brief bio of Phil Journey, Dennis Fusaro, Jeff Knox, & Rocky Marshall that you posted. Thanks. Now I have a glimmering of an idea about what these Board Candidates stand for. What will they do as board members that will be different from the existing board? Aren’t the legal problems the NRA is facing due to bad decisions by a few, SPECIFIC, NRA leaders? Also, how many directors does NRA actually need? Maybe a board of 6 is plenty. Remember the adage, “Different isn’t always better…but better is always different.”