A few weeks ago, we pointed out that the Brewer firm had filed for NRA to intervene in an SAF suit challenging the pistol wrist brace rule, and where SAF had already won a preliminary injunction. We pointed out that Brewer had zero Second Amendment experience, and so far has an almost perfect record of losing for NRA.
Add one more to that record; the court today denied the NRA motion to intervene.
“In sum, the NRA knew of the Rule more than a year before it moved to intervene, and the NRA had no basis to assume a nationwide injunction would be issued in this case. Moreover, allowing an intervention under these circumstances risks incentivizing opportunistic “injunction shopping”under the auspices of “timely” interventions to protect a threatened interest. The NRA’s Motion is not timely.”
“The Court finds that the same considerations preventing intervention as of right also counsel against permissive intervention in this case. In particular, the Court finds that the NRA is adequately represented by Plaintiffs [SAF].”
NRA in Danger 
A day late and dollars wasted…..
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If I were the leadership of the NRA, I think that I would be getting discouraged with so many defeats coming my way time after time. It is not like the things that they are filing have one chance in a hot place of being a winner for them. Which would lead one to believe that their lawyers are just piling up billable hours, instead of acting in their clients best interest.
I know that after this is all over, there should be some prison time for the leadership of the NRA, but I hope that the malpractice of the Brewer firm would bear looking into as well.
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If you were an NRA leader I doubt the NRA would look like a crooked crap game or you would be quickly ran out. No real middle ground.
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At what point does anyone get Prison time for NRA corruption? Are they even working towards that or is the objective of the NY AG to allow the NRA to bleed 🩸 out and die. In Ohio a politician just got 20years for similar theft and bribery. WLP best not get away without prison time.
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Go to calaboose…for what? Mismanaging a national organization into the ground, spending hundreds of millions of membership’s money, or crippling the services to the membership…never happen!
HOWEVER, contemplate the outrage from the continued diminished services to the organizational customers, e.g., E&T keeps telling their customers they lack personnel to accomplish their training mission, e.g., upkeep on manuals, TC training guide is 10 years old, etc.; E&T’s TC overseer has pursued and convinced E&T Director that BASIC Pistol trainees, instructor candidates need to shoot 50 rounds perfectly on course targets to be certified; also nationwide citizens seeking to become ITs now must travel to VA endure a week of shooting 350+/- rounds because finding a viable range elsewhere in the country might be too costly – note of clarification – prior to the current overseer, TC training was three full days of teaching TC candidates how to teach firearm courses, w/o live fire exercises.
I have no insight into LE or Coaching training organizational aspects but suspect with the budget shrinkage, their staff are equally amiss in providing viable training to their customer base.
Sorry, while the monetary misadventures by SR mgmt, BoD, ad nauseam sounds horrific, until the customer base seriously complains — nobody is going to hoosegow as the majority of the NRA’s organizational membership have even a clue [or don’t care].
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Is Brewer even trying to win any of these cases? Seems like this was a deliberate move to move more money from the NRA’s dwindling resources into Brewer’s bank accounts.
I’m no legal expert but who files a suit to join a case AFTER the case has been settled?
Perhaps LaPierre, Cotton, et all should have given Brewer’s past donations to Democratic Party more scrutiny and questioned whether he was on the right side of the 2nd Amendment.
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