It's very different here, in terms of the environment. Our district is home to the Adirondacks - a 6 million acre mixed-use state preserve that dominates much of the state. The people who live and work in it rely heavily on environmental tourism - fishing, skiing, hunting, snowmobiling, boating, etc. etc. Our representative voted in favor of repealing the clean air and clean water act, as well as opening the area up to fracking, mining, and logging, because that's where much her campaign's money came from. In doing so, she encouraged the destruction of much of what makes this area financially viable.
As for the NRA, I personally don't have a problem with firearms, or their ownership. Guns are fun. What I DO have a problem with, is when a lobby blatantly buys a politician, and then that politician acts against the interests of their constituents. That is SPECIFICALLY what Madison, Hamilton and Jay were concerned about when they discussed lobbyists in The Federalist Papers.