Bombshell Allegation: Anti-gunners
Offered to Pay for Hammer Silence

Tucked seven pages into the federal lawsuit filed by former National Rifle Association President Marion Hammer against the organization she served for more than 40 years is a bombshell allegation that a leading 'gun control' group offered her millions of dollars to retire and step away from the Second Amendment cause.

According to the lawsuit, which was filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Florida, Tallahassee Division, is this paragraph on Page 7:

"In 2018, Plaintiff (Hammer) was contacted by an attorney representing the Brady 'gun control' group. The group offered five million dollars ($5,000,000) to Plaintiff if she would retire and cease advancing the interests of the NRA and defending the Second Amendment."

Hammer is represented by Tallahassee attorney Richard E. Coates.

TGM reached out to the Brady Center for comment, but received no response. .....