LaPierre A Challenge for the President

[MDNavyVet]

This video is one of the best ones I've seen so far. It clearly articulates the problem and then at the very end LaPierre challenges the President to a one hour one-on-one debate. I'd really enjoy watching that.

 

[Qbeam]

I'd rather see Mr. Noir debate the President, so the race card is nullified. Mr. Noir could also appeal to the younger generation which is what we need.

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[babalou]

Bingo

I'd rather see Mr. Noir debate the President, so the race card is nullified. Mr. Noir could also appeal to the younger generation which is what we need.

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Excellent suggestion

 

[ComeGet]

I'd rather see Mr. Noir debate the President, so the race card is nullified. Mr. Noir could also appeal to the younger generation which is what we need.

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I would pay to see that.

 

[Qbeam]

The problem as I see it is that Wayne is the image that the media has latched on to (Older white male, no offense). When an American who happens to be young, intelligent, a responsible law abiding gun owner, a so called EBR/MSR owner, and is of an ethnicity other than "white", the NRA should be promoting this like their future depended on it (which it does). I have seen Colin Noir's YouTube videos, and he would have the President for lunch. The NRA is trying to move in this direction, but they don't seem to know what to do for some reason, whether it be the technology lag, or finding the right spokespeople.

Just my .02

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[iH8DemLibz]

I find it ironic that a Black man has the last name of Noir.

 

[Qbeam]

I find it ironic that a Black man has the last name of Noir.

I believe that's his pseudonym, his real name is different (it was on a Glen Beck, OMG, interview).

It does catch your attention though when you think about it.

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[MikeTF]

The NRA gets this one right.

 

[ComeGet]

I find it ironic that a Black man has the last name of Noir.

How about all the Caucasians named White?