US EditionNRA names new leadership to replace former CEO found liable for wrongly spending millions
- Doug Hamlin was elected as executive vice president and CEO of the National Rifle Association, replacing Wayne LaPierre.
- Wayne LaPierre was found liable for misusing millions of dollars of NRA funds for personal luxuries and extravagances.
- The jury ruled LaPierre repay nearly $4.4 million to the NRA, with ex-finance chief Wilson Phillips owing $2 million, while Bob Barr became the new president.
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Former Rep. Bob Barr elected new NRA president
Former Republican Rep. Bob Barr (Ga.) was elected as the new president of the National Rifle Association (NRA), as the gun-rights advocacy group turns a new chapter following the resignation of Wayne LaPierre earlier this year. Barr, who served in the House of Representatives from 1995 until 2003, said the NRA needs to expand membership,…
NRA names new leadership to replace former CEO found liable for wrongly spending millions
DALLAS (AP) — The National Rifle Association has elected Doug Hamlin as its executive vice president and CEO. Hamlin, who recently served as director of NRA publications, replaces Wayne LaPierre. The former CEO resigned earlier this year just before a trial on charges he wrongly used millions of dollars of the organization’s money to pay for an extravagant lifestyle. A jury ordered LaPierre to repay $4.4 million to the NRA. Former Republican Con…
NRA names new leadership to replace former CEO found liable for wrongly spending millions
DALLAS (AP) — The National Rifle Association has elected Doug Hamlin as its executive vice president and CEO. Hamlin, who recently served as director of NRA publications, replaces Wayne LaPierre. The former CEO resigned earlier this year just before a trial on charges he wrongly used millions of dollars of the organization’s money to pay for an extravagant lifestyle. A jury ordered LaPierre to repay $4.4 million to the NRA. Former Republican Con…
NRA names new leadership to replace former CEO found liable for wrongly spending millions
The National Rifle Association has elected Doug Hamlin as its executive vice president and CEO. Hamlin, who recently served as director of NRA publications, replaces Wayne LaPierre. The former CEO resigned earlier this year just before a trial on charges he wrongly used millions of dollars of the organization's money to pay for an extravagant lifestyle. A jury ordered LaPierre to repay $4.4 million to the NRA. Former Republican Congressman Bob B…
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