08-08-2018, 04:41 PM
As with the Ad Council’s other campaigns, “End Family Fire” will rely on space donated by online, print and broadcast media. Those that have donated services so far include Fox Networks Group, the Meredith Corporation and Condé Nast.
The advertisements will start appearing this week on television, in print, on outdoor signage and online. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/08/busin...icle-click
In its early years, the NRA would have been quick to endorse such an effort. However, they did not participate in this one and have made no public statements about it. Other gun advocacy groups have reportedly participated in the program development and provided support however.
This effort involves no real or perceived threat to gun owners' rights, won't be a taxpayer expense, and is not proposing new laws. There's no rational reason for anyone to oppose it, from my perspective.
The advertisements will start appearing this week on television, in print, on outdoor signage and online. https://www.nytimes.com/2018/08/08/busin...icle-click
In its early years, the NRA would have been quick to endorse such an effort. However, they did not participate in this one and have made no public statements about it. Other gun advocacy groups have reportedly participated in the program development and provided support however.
This effort involves no real or perceived threat to gun owners' rights, won't be a taxpayer expense, and is not proposing new laws. There's no rational reason for anyone to oppose it, from my perspective.