by Frank Tait ran as a reformer before being for reform was cool. It was Frank Tait who authored the controversial resolution expressing no confidence in Wayne LaPierre in 2019. He was right but the cabal fought it off. It was Frank Tait who unsuccessfuly sought to intervene in the New York case on behalf of the members as it seemed no one was actually representing the members. Frank did make it on the Board for a short period in late 2022 and early 2023. He tried to open some eyes and maybe he did.
I have supported Frank each and every time he has run by petition and I proudly support him again. The Complementary Spouse and I cheerfully signed and returned his petition.
You can return Frank’s petition either to him directly at 424 W. Wayne Ave, Wayne, PA 19087. Alternatively, you can return it along with other petitions to Rocky Marshall. That address is Frontier Truck Gear, Attn Rocky Marshall, PO Box 277, Center Point, TX 78010. Regardless of which address you send it, the petition should be sent so that it arrives by September 30th. Both the Complementary Spouse and I have signed his petition.
As with all of these petition candidates, if you can get more voting members to sign it, so much the better. A voting member is a) a Life Member of whatever level or b) an Annual Member with five years of continuous membership without a break.
If you want to know a bit more about Frank’s qualifications, here is his bio:
I’ma bit worried that by nominating large slate of reformers we are in danger of diluting our votes. What do you think?
The ballot is already diluted. The Nominating Committee nominated 39 individuals for 25 positions. I think Rocky Marshall and Buz Mills want to make sure that they have a full reform slate for all 25 positions. Unlike last year when they ran Four for Reform, they are going all out and are seeking to achieve a super-majority on the BOD.
I think our job will be to point out those who are members of the cabal and who are allied with the reformers.