NRA had a 22 percent downturn in revenue from membership dues in 2017

[CPA9mm]

You need to stop giving out your phone numbers. They can`t call a number they don't have.

 

[Cadcom]

You need to stop giving out your phone numbers. They can`t call a number they don't have.

And its very simple to block a number on any modern cell phone available today. Being triggered by a phone call or a piece of mail is a weak excuse for dropping membership. That simply emboldens the anti gunners as they think more people are siding with them and their anti American platform.

 

[reklawd]

who are you voting for?

I'm writing in Chief Noc-A-Homa

 

[Georgia Terrapin]

Without spending any meaningful time reviewing it, the 2017 financial statement seems to show that unrestricted cash position increased by $3.9 million after paying down $6.8 million in pension liabilities. I doubt one year's experience with membership dues revenue is a good measure of viability, regardless of what the statements say. There was a big spike in 2016, and with membership numbers a mystery the spike could have been cause by life membership purchases. I've been a life member since 1985, so I doubt any membership dues income is attributed to me, but I hope it was calculated back then to include an income component so the NRA would benefit over the long term. I don't know where that would be represented in the current financials. Also, I read that NRA political expenditures are way down in 2018, maybe because we're in between presidential election cycles, so the next financial statement might have some good news. We'll see . . . I think we're reading more drama than reality.