NRA chief says group on upswing after New York dissolution case ends

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The National Rifle Association has finally turned a corner and begun to reinvest in its core programs now that a New York judge has ended a four-year effort to kill the Second Amendment group.

“It’s over,” CEO and Executive Vice President Doug Hamlin told Secrets. “We want it behind us so that we can do the business of the members again; we can focus on the business of our members.”

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