The National Rifle Association has re-elected longtime CEO Wayne LaPierre and elected Carolyn Meadows as the organization's president, replacing Oliver North.
The National Rifle Association re-elected longtime CEO Wayne LaPierre to his leadership position on Monday as it confirmed a replacement for NRA President Oliver North.
The moves on Monday appeared to cap a weekend of controversy for the organization, which saw the opening of an investigation into the group as its top leaders engaged in a struggle for control.Over the weekend, a dispute between North and LaPierre, NRA CEO and executive vice president, spilled into public view, and North said in a letter read to NRA members on Saturday that he had been"informed" he would not receive a second term as president of the gun rights group.
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