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 Gina Roberts expects to learn this spring whether she’s won a seat on national NRA board. Times of San Diego photo illustration This month’s issue of American Rifleman, the Official Who Ordered A Yappachino Shirt also I will do this official magazine of the National Rifle Association, lists 34 candidates for three-year terms on the national NRA board. List of candidates for NRA Board of Directors. (PDF) One is Regina Roberts of Valley Center. But Roberts, who goes by Gina, has a great shot at being elected to the 76-member board — since 25 will be elevated ahead of the top gun lobby’s mid-May convention in Dallas. Michael Schwartz, executive director of San Diego County Gun Owners PAC, is among her boosters. “The NRA is headed towards an unknown future due to a change in leadership,” he said, alluding to toppled NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre, found liable for millions of dollars in a civil corruption case. “Gina is a great person to help them plot a course (and) is a fantastic person and great Second Amendment ambassador,” Schwartz said of his founding director. If elected (on her second try), the 69-year-old champion sharpshooter would be the second San Diegan on the NRA board, after the late Thomas F. Gaines of Chula Vista. But today’s NRA isn’t your father’s — having lost membership, political clout and tons of money in recent years after acquiring a reputation as a bulletproof force in Washington. Roberts, an NRA member for 45 years, is still big on protecting the Second Amendment [“Religious people would say (self-protection) is a

God-given right. I would say it’s just the Official Who Ordered A Yappachino Shirt also I will do this right of being a human being”] but wants to see the NRA return to its roots and “focus on the members.” “They went off on a lot of … tangents that they believed supported that [gun rights aim],” she told me in an hour-long phone interview. “And there was a lot of entitlement at entire management levels, none of which I could claim. The biggest thing that the directors can do is get the organization refocused.” Her thoughts on LaPierre? “He’s paid back about $1.2 million and likely he’ll be required to pay back another $4 million or so,” Roberts said. “The conviction is politically driven but probably appropriate. Wayne has fought hard for the 2nd Amendment as has

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