Ninth Stage

Here.

All this, says Richard Feldman, a former NRA insider and gun lobbyist, is bad news for an organisation that likes nothing better than a fight. Confrontation enables the NRA to engage in “financial bloodsucking” of its members and to make “deceitful appeals” for cash.

Mr Feldman, who is public enemy number one for the NRA, has just published Ricochet: Confessions of a Gun Lobbyist, in which he accuses the association of using scare tactics to keep the money pouring in so that its executives can pay themselves vast salaries.

The NRA, he says, would love to see Hillary Clinton in the White House, because once again it would have an adversary in power. “In the endless struggle, it is always better to fight than to win,” he said yesterday. “For the NRA, losing is winning.”

Ayup, flogging a book (bold mine).

UPDATE: More at Alphecca.