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173 x $25 = lots of money for Nat’l Audubon.
So you could buy into presidency and then cancel the check?
I know a lot of people who would pay a lot more to be r e l i e v e d of their duties as Audubon officers!
It looks like MAS is in the process of revising its bylaws to require a slightly longer term of membership before one obtains voting privileges and to prohibit proxy ballots.
The birder is a political animal, said Aristotle.
The smaller the stakes, the meaner the politics, as my dad used to say.
I can’t say I’m surprised. I’ve seen some things in various Audubon chapters.