Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/List of congresspersons who received campaign money from the NRA
The subject meets  as MrX pointed out. It covers both political parties, Republicans and Democrats -- note that 10 years ago, there would be more politicians from both parties on this list, but for reasons not of my doing, the http://www.governing.com/topics/politics/tns-nra-campaign-contributions.html NRA gravitated to the GOP (but Democrats are included); frankly, I didn't know before I started this list how few Democrats were on it, and I would have made this list regardless of how it broke out in terms of political parties. Frankly, trying to guess about people's motivations in creating any article in Wikipedia is fraught with difficulty, and irrelevant -- let's deal with the list as it is. The nominator's worry that these politicians are being "shamed" is really out of context -- one thinks of shaming in the context of a private person, in which some embarrassing detail is revealed unnecessarily, like exposing a married person's affair when nobody cares. But here we have '''public officials''' who are supposed to work in the public's interest, and yes it is highly important for voters to know where ''our'' legislators are getting their campaign monies from, particularly when it involves an ongoing topic of importance -- gun violence and gun control. And this topic of NRA contributions to members of Congress is highly notable such as sources http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5564241/Parkland-survivor-David-Hogg-confronts-John-McCain-Twitter-NRA-donations.html here and http://journaltimes.com/opinion/letters/radke-is-your-candidate-in-the-nra-s-pocket/article_d4767430-7bf1-55b6-9500-ee624220aee0.html here and http://www.businessinsider.com/nra-political-contributions-congressional-candidates-house-senate-2018-2 here and https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2018/mar/1/nra-spending-pays-elections/ here and elsewhere
— User:Tomwsulcer, 21:46, 2 April 2018 (UTC)
Stance: keep
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