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Documents published online reportedly show more than $542,000 that the National Rifle Association's public relations firm alleges the organization's CEO billed to it, including $39,000 for shopping at a clothing store in one day, $18,300 for a car and driver in Europe $13,800 in rent payments for an intern.
Documents published online reportedly show more than $542,000 that the National Rifle Association's public relations firm alleges the organization's CEO billed to it, including $39,000 for shopping at a clothing store in one day, $18,300 for a car and driver in Europe $13,800 in rent payments for an intern.
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The anonymously-posted expense reports are seemingly genuine,
Read the entire article, this is actually quite interesting...
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Last month, then-NRA President Oliver North announced he was leaving the group after The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal reported problems between him and LaPierre. The newspapers uncovered a letter LaPierre reportedly wrote to the NRA's board accusing North of extorting him over financial wrongdoing allegations.
New York's attorney general last month launched an investigation into the NRA's tax-exempt status. Senate Democrats have also sent letters to North, LaPierre and Ackerman McQueen CEO Revan McQueen requesting documents related to "financial impropriety" reportedly alleged by North https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-brief...ed-spending-by
Documents published online reportedly show more than $542,000 that the National Rifle Association's public relations firm alleges the organization's CEO billed to it, including $39,000 for shopping at a clothing store in one day, $18,300 for a car and driver in Europe $13,800 in rent payments for an intern.
I don’t get your point. A non profit possibly had a corrupt CEO. Does that mean the non profit is bad?
They asked the NRA for comment, and the NRA didn't even deny the documents are legit.
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NRA President Carolyn Meadows told the newspaper in a statement that the “entire board is fully aware of these issues. We have full confidence in Wayne LaPierre.”
“It is troubling and pathetic that some people would resort to leaking information to advance their agendas,” she added.
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