Hillary Clinton could raise gun sales for NRA more than Obama
- 8 years ago
Despite President Obama's calls for increased restrictions on the sale of guns, many who seek to protect the second amendment feel that Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton would increase gun sales more so than the former.
"Barack Obama is single handily responsible for the sales of more guns and ammo than any human being in the history of the United States," said Richard Feldman, a former NRA political organizer.
"Clinton could do better."
The attempts at new firearms restrictions, like Obama's executive actions in the wake of high profile shootings in Aurora, Colorado and Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, helped the NRA boost its membership to more than 5 million from about 4 million eight years ago.
"Barack Obama is single handily responsible for the sales of more guns and ammo than any human being in the history of the United States," said Richard Feldman, a former NRA political organizer.
"Clinton could do better."
The attempts at new firearms restrictions, like Obama's executive actions in the wake of high profile shootings in Aurora, Colorado and Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut, helped the NRA boost its membership to more than 5 million from about 4 million eight years ago.