Published 2 years ago

NRA re-elects Charles Cotton as president, Wayne LaPierre as CEO

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Longtime NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre was re-elected to his post by the gun group's board of directors on Monday. LaPierre has directed the organization since 1991 and has survived accusations of financial conflicts of interest. The NRA board's vote of strong support of LaPierre suggests little will change in its hardline approach.

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Reuters

NRA board of directors re-elects Wayne LaPierre as executive vice president

The National Rifle Association board reappointed Wayne LaPierre as executive vice president on Monday, turning back the latest leadership challenge amid corruption allegations and flat membership for the still-powerful gun lobby.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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New York Post

Scandal-scarred Wayne LaPierre re-elected as NRA CEO

The NRA board voted 54-1 to reelect Wayne LaPierre as CEO/executive vice president at its annual meeting over the weekend in Houston.

2 years ago·New York, United States

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The Hill

NRA re-elects Charles Cotton as president, Wayne LaPierre as CEO

The National Rifle Association on Monday that it has re-elected Charles Cotton as president and Wayne LaPierre as CEO and executive vice president, despite recent controversies surrounding their leadership, including efforts by New York officials to shut down the group over alleged “fraud and abuse.”

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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Washington Examiner

Surprise smooth sailing at NRA convention, LaPierre reelected

The weekend's National Rifle Association convention, which the liberal media vowed would be among the most controversial ever due to two recent mass shootings and leadership issues in the gun lobby’s boardroom, ended without event — and even included the near-unanimous reelection of Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre.

2 years ago·Washington, United States

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