These 'NRA is a terrorist organization' billboards will really bring gun rights activists to the table

Brett T. | 6:12 PM on March 05, 2018

Did billionaire Tom Steyer ever buy those billboards in Times Square arguing for Trump’s impeachment? If he did, they didn’t work — and we’re not sure these billboards are going to have the effect that Mad Dog PAC thinks they will.

This is Mad Dog PAC. This is what we do. We have anti NRA anti Trump and anti GOP billboards from coast to coast. Chip in here https://t.co/TJFoYRw0A2 pic.twitter.com/Sj4tazIj1v

— Claude Taylor (@TrueFactsStated) March 4, 2018

Gun grabbers calling the NRA a terrorist organization is nothing new and seeing it writ large on billboards doesn’t make it any more shocking or original.

We do wonder if there’s some nuance at work here, though: is this one of those “gun owners are great people but the NRA is terrorist group” deals or is the billboard saying that all 5 million NRA members are terrorists?

In any case, we imagine President Trump and the NRA appreciate the support.

https://twitter.com/JustEric/status/970788555890089985

This is a campaign ad for the GOP, right? Because nothing's going to motivate the Republican base more than attacks like this. https://t.co/DyOdzAMl9M

— Mark Krikorian (@MarkSKrikorian) March 5, 2018

NRA memberships are up, what, a half-million or so since the media made the pro-gun control Parkland kids celebrities?

https://twitter.com/M240H/status/970787049358884869

Solid strategy. Call millions of law abiding Americans terrorists. Many of the members this slanders are veterans who have fought actual terrorists and lost friends to actual terrorists.

2018's gonna go great for the GOP if the anti-gun crowd keeps pushing this message. https://t.co/laVfgnkAZm

— Nate Madden (@NateOnTheHill) March 5, 2018