NRA solicited funds from my husband

[Ilsa]

They sent an envelope with a sticker, begging for money in a prepaid envelope. Hubby is a fisherman. I guess they got his info from state licensing.

I'm thinking of writing "TRAITORS" on the donation card, and maybe "We don't have any rubles for you" or "move to Russia". Suggestions?

[Sunny Daze]

1. My husband got the same thing from the NRA

Tossed it into the trash. Wish we had been as creative as you!

[SWBTATTReg]

2. Put some fake money in there...kind of suits these people, all fake. NT

[pstokely]

5. expired coupons would be good

or non winning lotto scratchers

[eppur_se_muova]

10. Fake rubles would be best. nt

[ret5hd]

3. Print some rubles and send them in. Prepaid envelope?

If so, tape it all up with a brick.

[TEB]

4. Rubles

brilliant

[klook]

6. I've been getting shit from the RNC and now Melania Effing Trump.

I'm tempted to do what I used to do with credit card solicitations and send them my printer test pages, other companies' junk mail, etc. But there's a bar code on the envelope, and frankly, I'm paranoid about getting put on a watch list in today's environment. So I just shred them.

I have no idea why they think I'm a likely donor. There's nothing in the list of magazines I subscribe to, or my zip code, or anything else to make them think I'm ripe for the plucking. Oh well, it's work for the post office....

[WhiteTara]

7. Mine did too.

I'm going to send thoughts and prayers.

[StarryNite]

11. Love it!

[gratuitous]

8. I saw a report recently that the NRA has cut their political spending drastically

The money seems to be drying up at long last for these terrorists. Keep up the pressure.

[SharonClark]

9. Return the envelope and make them pay for it.

All your suggestions are good but only the mailing company will see your responses and they don't care.

[FakeNoose]

12. That's correct - the address should be revised on the envelope

FYI most prepaid envelopes that have been addressed to a P.O. Box actually go to a bank somewhere.
Only the bank employees will see whatever you send to that address.

So take Sharon Clark's advice and change the address to the Corporate Headquarters address of the NRA.
I believe it's in Fairfax Virginia.