@RuthMarcus, the problems with your argument are:
1) The court, not the AG, will decide the NRA’s fate; https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2020/08/09/nra-is-cesspool-that-doesnt-mean-it-should-be-dissolved/

2) Its illegal activities and massive insider self-dealing is enough justification to sue;

3) the DC AG is suing the NRA Foundation, because they illegally (under IRS rules) support the NRA (one is tax deductible, the other is not.) https://www.gunsarekillingus.com/2020/08/the-legal-case-against-nra.html;

4) The court doesn’t have the power to remove Wayne “La Pew” or the Board. And their elections are rigged, so that the members can’t either. https://www.gunsarekillingus.com/2020/06/the-nras-current-board-of-directors-2020.html;

5) What should be penalty be when a non-profit exists to benefit its leader & directors & as an illegal lobby for the gun industry?

6) If the NRA really has 5M members, who are so strongly political & single-issue voters, it’s strange that only 150,000 vote each Board election;

6) Believe me, there are numerous other pro-gun orgs ready, willing and eager to replace the NRA. In fact, the NRA deafens their voices. Their delusion that 2A is not about well-regulated militias will not be voiceless; and

https://www.gunsarekillingus.com/2020/05/the-second-amendments-original-purpose.html
https://www.gunsarekillingus.com/2020/05/history-of-gun-control-laws-and-supreme.html
https://www.gunsarekillingus.com/2020/05/total-absurdity-of-supreme-courts.html

8) 8) How you miss the obvious title: “The NRA is a cesspool. That doesn’t mean it should be flushed”?

Or was that rejected as too risqué?

Cause you know you wanted it badly.