NRA announces $2 million lobbying campaign in response to Biden's gun control push
The ads also name “radical gun-control activist” David Chipman, Biden’s nominee to lead the ATF. The targeted television ads are not the only media effort the NRA will conduct, as NRA spokesman Andrew Arulanandam revealed his organization is looking to spend an additional $600,000 in directed online media advertisements in a handful of states. The campaigns will be held in Arizona, North Carolina, Florida, and Pennsylvania, as well as West Virginia, Maine, and Montana. Another mail campaign, roughly $500,000, will be conducted in Utah, Alaska, Wisconsin, Ohio, and Indiana. Additionally,...