The Second Rules

New York State tried its best to strangle the NRA by CLAIMING it was “doing nasty things” by selling “carry insurance” to concealed carriers in the state. They also tried, through the Department of Financial Services, to stop other businesses from even doing any kind of business with the NRA. Fortunately, wiser heads intervened, and allowed the NRA’s suit against New York State to go forward. New York had arbitrarily decided NRA’s “Carry Guard” insurance was in violation of the law, and even had the temerity to cancel the policies of those who had already PAID for the coverage. The NRA suit was to correct that silly assumption. In the text of the suit, it was alleged that the State of New York had embarked on a campaign to “chill the free speech” of the NRA. They even had the temerity to impose million dollar fines on those companies who had dealings with the NRA. Which is a clear violation of the law in that it attempted to restrain companies from doing lawful business with the NRA. The fact is, the NRA is a legal entity, and doing business with them is not a crime, and is protected by law. New York State attempted to restrict them from doing legal business, and hopefully will ultimately be restrained—and PUNISHED for that. (Breitbart)