855-281-6013
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- JCalled, no message, I do not answer unknown, unrecognized, or unsolicited calls. Caller ID said Toll Free Caller
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- jan in socalphone rang, the caller ID said "unknown" so I let it go to voice mail but the call was dropped halfway through it.
- BelieverThis number, 855-281-6013, is a contribution request line from the NRA. They are polite and fighting a horrible battle against the Bloomberg and Obama anti-Constitution machine trying to destroy the 2nd Amendment.
I donated, and I hope you will, too. - ZergI got a call from these scumbags too. Death is too good for them.
- BobNRA looking for donations to help fight the Obama administrations anti gun laws and frankly any group that takes on this anti American administration is fine by me, so I donated.
- Caller: NRA
- John PriceI felt bad about dodging them once I found out it is the NRA. God bless them, the hounds of hell themselves are aligned against them, and they have my gratitude. I have rejoined them, and encourage all constitution loving Americans to do likewise. They fight for all of us, even the pants-wetting progressives that are irrationally afraid of guns. Be afraid if you desire, just do not give up any God given rights to the already too-powerful government. Remember, when seconds count, the police are minutes away!
- Caller: NRA
- Call type: Political call
- Steve| 7 repliesGetting a polite call is one thing, getting constantly harassed and listening to a rant by the caller is another, my question is way do we need fund raisers when we have elected officials to guard our constitution?
- JoeReceived a call and donated to them. If our elected officials had their way, only the criminals would have guns. I only hope the NRA find a way to help us here in NY.
- Tim replies to Steve| 4 repliesI agree on the harassment. I thought they were only calling members or previous members. Hopefully that's the case? I do believe our elected officials need to hear from their constituents, and the NRA is a voice from a group with something in common. Too many times no one speaks up so the officials don't really know how important it is. (Other than major platform issues they were elected on...)
- Paul replies to SteveThat appears to be a silly question. You must be young or naïve. Mean no offense. Oh, I have never heard ANYONE from the NRA "rant".
- Mark R. replies to SteveSeriously Steve. It is the politically progressive elected officials who are giving away your constitutional liberties at every unopposed opportunity. Wake up and become part of the political process in the greatest nation on earth. The future of our nation depends on your becoming involved.
- KevinNRA - i'm already a member, but, they still call. They are doing a great job and need our support. !
- ShortrackracerThe NRA donation request line. Very friendly and polite. I donated.
- Caller: NRA
- Barbara StringerThe caller is the NRA. We contribute to them and believe in the cause. But...even after we contribute...they still call. Twice a day...EVERY DAY!!! It has become a nuisance.
- Caller: NRA
- Call type: Non-profit organization
- NRAmemberNRA - I'm a life member. I send them as much as I can whenever I can, especially the NRA-ILA and NRA-PVF. I am polite to them. We're on the same side, but I don't need to donate to a cold caller.
- Caller: NRA
- Life/Endowment MemberPlease join and donate! Why did Paul Revere and William Dawes ride in April 1775? To warn of an impending British invasion, intent on destroying an American Weapons Depot located in Concord, NH. The Framers held that the right to keep and bear arms was a god given right. You probably won't find this in the history books that are used in the classrooms of today. It's not all about hunting, shooting sports, or even self defense. It goes further, to the protection of your Freedoms. Without privately owned Weapons, the Revolutionary war would have been a hiccup in the Spring of 1775. This was before the Second Amendment was written. It was thought to be an essential part of the construct to maintain Freedom and was written to protect an essential right, provided to be an inalienable right, but spelled out in the verbiage of the time to be sure. It stands as a check against takeover by a tyrannical government, to protect the freedom of the people. Without it, all of the other freedoms are unenforceable and easily lost. Here is a fairly accurate account of the beginnings of the Revolutionary War. <a href="http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/revolution/revwar-75.htm/">The History Place</a>
http://www.historyplace.com/unitedstates/revolution/revwar-75.htm
Do you feel secure about the way our government has stretched itself into your personal lives and business? Are you OK with the size of the Federal Government and the way it has acted in recent years? There are built in checks and balances. The Second Amendment stands as an essential protection of all the other Constitutional Rights.- Caller: The NRA
- Call type: Non-profit organization
- Jimmy replies to Tim| 3 repliesBecause your elected officials are the ones trying to violate and destroy the Constitution
- Anonym replies to JimmyRight in Jimmy! 👍
- Anonym replies to Jimmy| 1 replyRight in Jimmy! 👍
- Anonym replies to AnonymMeant right on! Twice wrong, jeez! 😞
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