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I thought wew ere talking about bha. Sorry.
You seem pretty slick for just a dude who did some internet research.
A 501(c)3 can engage in issues advocacy and lobby up to a certain percentage of their budget. They cannot grt involved in electoral politics. That doesn't mean they can't engage in policy. SCI, NRA, etc all do this. Should BHA not take advantage of the same laws as the NRA?
For the record, i think the ammo ban is silly. I've already told my senator. Have you?
Speaking of wolves, Land was heavily involved in the Simpson-Tester delisting rider.
So maybe he is a woof in sheep's clothing. He does wear a lot of wool.
The tatic used is find a issue or two that you can get sportsman in swing states to rally behind, show them the Liberal candidate is moderate on said topic. Then hope they don't notice they will get hosed on issues like gun control, taxes, Obamacare, illegal aliens just to name a few.
Well thank you for the compliment!
We are talking about the BHA. The tatic used is find a issue or two that you can get sportsman in swing states to rally behind, show them the Liberal candidate is moderate on said topic. Then hope they don't notice they will get hosed on issues like gun control, taxes, Obamacare, illegal aliens just to name a few.
Who has not seen the BHA powers that be. Speak vocally about those running for election? Before ol Ben says it not about politics.
We're talking wolves now? I thought we were talking ammo bans and Obama?
Crap....
I dont get involved in topics like this too often, that being said I probably dont have much to add to this conversation. I am a member of BHA and support what they do. To the OP, I have not looked at who specifically donates to BHA, instead of being strictly right or left I look at what BHA stands for and what their actions speak for, and I have been a conservative voter for 17 years. But if it comes down to supporting republicans and losing the protections that BHA stands for or supporting democrats on this issue to help protect our public lands for our next generation I will choose option b every time because it is more than just right or left.
Sounds like a common tactic regardless of party affiliation, wouldn't you say? After all, how many hunters have been duped into voting Republican, even though they do very little to support the common Joe who hunts on public land?
Talk to me goose, who are you? Who do you work for?
Why can't you be honest with us?
I work for a small company that does nothing that has even a little bit with topic at hand. No moon lighting either. I spent about 24 hours in MT in my life and that was 10 years ago.
Notice folks his only tatic is to smear me.
I work for a small company that does nothing even a little bit related with topic at hand. No moon lighting either. I spent about 24 hours in MT in my life and that was 10 years ago.
Notice folks his only tatic is to smear me.
Typical wingnut, hiding in the shadows and stomping his itty bitty feet hoping someone will listen.
123zero, can you hold your breath for an encore?
I noticed you name not listed either. But you say you work in " research/natural resources
Sounds like your interest could be a case of follow the money