The National Rifle Association has failed to root out rampant internal corruption, even after a bankruptcy case designed to avoid that obligation was thrown out, New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a court filing seeking to dissolve the gun rights group.
In an amended complaint filed on Monday, James said the NRA's concealment of questionable transactions, awarding perks to longtime Chief Executive Wayne LaPierre and other insiders, disregard of good governance, and evasion of accountability have "continued unabated" since she sued the nonprofit last August.
"It is now more evident than ever that the NYAG's action is a politically-motivated attack," Brewer said in a statement. "The fact is, those proceedings underscored the NRA's commitment to good governance--and undermine the NYAG's case." She also said the group's treasurer at the time wouldn't sign an Internal Revenue Service tax form because several NRA officials wouldn't assure it was accurate. LaPierre signed the form, and the treasurer was fired soon afterward, James said.
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