Matthew Larosiere

the NRA is suing itself, which this is kind of a surprise for me.

It was less of a surprise for some other people, I guess.

But yeah, they're suing its own charitable arm.

Now, so the main NRA is arguing that its foundation was taken over by a disgruntled faction.

I think there's a lot of them.

Yeah, it's the NRA Foundation.

So this is NRA, National Rifle Association of America, versus the NRA Foundation.

Let's read some of the allegations.

On information and belief, the Foundation's leadership intends to withdraw grant and other funding of the NRA...

except for grants required by the terms of express restrictions to undertake fundraising activities in competition with the NRA and to conduct its own programmatic activities in competition with those of the NRA.

They're asking for, you know, basically injunctive relief that the judge stopped the foundation from engaging in what it calls unfair competition against

including promoting or advertising the foundation's associations with the NRA under the NRA's logo.

So, this is... This is very funny.

NRA Foundation is sought to be enjoined from engaging in conduct or advertising that leads people to believe that its activities are sponsored, endorsed, or authorized by or associated or connected with the NRA.

That's...

really funny.

Yeah.

It's, um, it's sad to see really, uh, I'm not sure what's going on internally there.

It's, uh, not really my monkey or circus, but they have been doing some really good work.

Um, it's hard to get around that.