Former President Trump is set to address the National Rifle Association (NRA) in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, after claiming victories in the Nevada and Virgin Islands caucuses. With a string of wins in the first four Republican nominating contests that award delegates, Trump's campaign is capitalizing on the special counsel report, accusing President Biden of mishandling classified documents and questioning his mental acuity.
The NRA, a longstanding ally of the former president, spent nearly $30 million on federal elections in 2020, predominantly in support of Trump's campaign. Despite facing financial challenges, the NRA remains determined to maintain its influence in Washington, D.C. However, financial records indicate a decline in revenue, with membership dues decreasing by around 52% from 2016 to 2022, according to the watchdog group Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington.
