Guns 2017 – Since 1998, the NRA has donated $3,555,194 to current members of Congress.
Find out here who has received donations. Has your US Congress person received donations from the NRA 49 of 100 U.S. senators have accepted NRA donations.
258 of 435 U.S. House Representatives have accepted NRA donations. $3,781,803 (in 2016). Washington Post
Remember “gun control doesn’t work!!”..except in Canada, Japan, England, Spain Australia, Sweden, Iceland, Italy, Israel, Denmark, Germany…
The NRA Pro Life Congress and House takes money from the NRA to stay in office find out how much the hypocrites take
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/nra-donations/
NRA has donated $155,600 to current Pennsylvania members of Congress
#1 pro life @RepTimMurphy {R} took the most $33,500.
Rep. Tim Murphy, the pro-life Republican from PA will retire in one year after getting caught telling his mistress to get an abortion, then he voted for a bill to ban abortion after 20 weeks.
Had His Mistress Get Abortion, Then Voted To Ban Other Women From Getting One
The House passed the 20-week abortion ban 237-189 (while doing exactly nothing about gun control). Time to call your senators: 202-224-3121
Congressman Tim Murphy issues statement on extramarital affair:
Mr. Murphy, R-Upper St. Clair, is not a party to the divorce. However, the husband in the case, Jesse Sally, a sports medicine physician, sought in July to depose the congressman as part of his divorce from Shannon Edwards, a forensic psychologist. Dorothy Wolbert, who represents Dr. Sally, said that the deposition is relevant to alimony requested by Ms. Edwards.