Wayne LaPierre
Why was it left to New York’s attorney general to file a civil suit? The silence of the U.S. Department of Justice is deafening.
Prosecutors allege the gun rights group’s leadership used millions of dollars in charitable funds on their lavish lifestyles.
The gun-rights streaming TV platform, infamous for many deeply controversial segments, allegedly wanted to become a full-fledged news operation.
The gun group launched the School Shield program after Sandy Hook. But it doled out a measly number of grants before new leadership demanded it get real.
The gun group used donor funds to fly Susan LaPierre’s favorite stylists around the country and put them up in style.
As turmoil rocked the gun group, its chief attempted to calm worried staff. Then he blindsided them and shocked Republican insiders by ousting a longtime insider.
Ackerman McQueen, the ad firm behind the video network’s programming, has vowed to dig in for a vicious legal battle against the gun rights group.