NRA Accuses Its PR Firm of Trying to Foment Failed ‘Coup’
- New lawsuit against Ackerman McQueen cites leaks on spending
- Public relations firm counters with breach of contract lawsuit
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The National Rifle Association, riven by political turmoil and accusations of fiscal mismanagement, sued its longtime public relations firm, accusing it of engineering a failed “coup” attempt by leaking damaging information to undermine the NRA’s leadership.
Ackerman McQueen Inc. fired back with a breach-of-contract countersuit, claiming the NRA is just trying to get out of its service agreement with the firm.