Mitt romney nra

• Mitt Romney publicly distanced himself from the National Rifle Association on Wednesday afternoon, though he declined to specify the policies on which he and the gun lobby disagreed.
(Huffington Post)
• Mitt Romney, responding to the deadly shooting rampage Williams prodded Romney on another past statement: "I don't line up with the NRA," Romney said during an unsuccessful bid for the US Senate in 1994.
(Boston Globe)
• As he has on so many other issues, Mitt Romney has executed a major flip-flop on gun rights—and told some mistruths along the way. Jesse Singal takes us through Romney's gun past. The man with the NRA hat presented a unique challenge to Mitt Romney.
(Daily Beast)
• And as recently as 2002, when Mitt Romney ran for governor of Massachusetts Lugar lost to a more conservativetea partycandidate who won the NRAs endorsement. Like other Republicans, Romney has taken note of the NRAs muscle.
(Los Angeles Times)
• In April, presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney warned the National Rifle Association But during his political career, Romney clashed with the NRA during separate runs for U.S. Senate and governor in Massachusetts.
(The Business Insider)
• that ban expired in 2004 as a result of fierce lobbying by the NRA. Its long past time to reinstate the federal ban on assault weapons like the AR-15.
(President Obama and Governor Romney: Ask Congress to reinstate the federal assault weapons - PR Inside)
• Mitt Romney distanced himself today from an unnamed adviser He said he shares a "common commitment" with the NRA on protecting the Second Amendment. "Their agenda is not entirely identical with my own," Romney told NBC News.
(Tucson Citizen)
• With GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney — an unabashed gun-rights supporter — running "The dividing line is the checkout counter,'' Keane said, noting NRA's membership of four million gun owners.
(MySanAntonio)