The Guardian -
9 Oct 2017 16:35

UK multinational has been one of US pro-gun group's key political advocates, its firms collecting $1.46m in fees since 2007 The British advertising and public relations company WPP has been one of the National Rifle Association's most important political advocates in the last decade, with companies it owns collecting $1.46m (£1.1m) in lobbying fees since 2007 to further the US pro-gun group's agenda. At the same time as companies owned by WPP helped the NRA block gun control legislation in Wash...
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