NRA bankruptcy lets critics peer into gun lobby’s inner workings
There was a recent ballot measure in Montana designed to prevent individual cities from establishing their own gun law and regulations[1].<p>In support of this ballot measure, the NRA Big Sky Self-Defense Committee spent $52,632.37. In opposition, the Everytown for Gun Safety Action Fund spent $208,357.84, the Alliance for Gun Responsibility spent 15,400.00,<p>I was personally very surprised because I had always been lead by the media to understand that the financials played out in the opposite manner, with huge funding coming from the big bad out of state NRA, and small local governments getting trampled.<p>[1] <a href="https://ballotpedia.org/Montana_LR-130,_Limit_Local_Government_Authority_to_Regulate_Firearms_Measure_(2020)" rel="nofollow">https://ballotpedia.org/Montana_LR-130,_Limit_Local_Governme...</a>