by I have a LinkedIn account which I don’t use much any more. Every now and then I might wish someone a happy work anniversary or link an article. I checked it today because I got an email saying I had a message waiting which turned out to be spam. Go figure.
While there I happened to see this notification.
Since I have nothing to hide I don’t really care one way or another. That said, I find it interesting that they would be checking out my LinkedIn profile. It certainly is not because they plan to offer me a job or that I’ve applied for one with them.
Perhaps they just want to know who that damn John Richardson is that wants to cut off their gravy train.
When I see how much money was wasted on legal fees to that firm, I could cry. That is because with a budget of half that amount ,the NRA-ILA could have engaged in so much pro-2A litigation the gun prohibitionists would not have known what hit them.
One other thought has come to mind. Could it be that the Brewer firm has been engaged to do background checks on all candidates for the NRA Board of Directors? If so, someone in Fairfax has some explaining to do.
I stopped dealing with Linkedin when I discovered they’re a subsidiary of Microsoft. No need to give them more of my personal info
Yeah, Brewer et al have a ‘vested’ interest in who makes it to the board…
I assume you are communicating with someone on the Board to find out if this is a Board directed exercise or to report to the board if Brewer is going rogue on this?
I did.
And?
I haven’t seen any more from this. However, I was told by Rocky Marshall that Brewer and his people keep “black books” on virtually everyone associated in some way with the NRA. I remember Emily Cummins speaking of Brewer’s “burn books” back in 2019 when he was really starting to get a foothold in the NRA.
I say let him look. About all he will find is that I have some trim on the house that needs painting and brush that needs cutting at my old house. I have never been arrested nor have I ever gotten more than a warning for speeding. What can I say, I am Mr. Boring Middle America.