Chucktshoes

The generalizing I am doing about the GOP is why the actions at the local level you are referring to are needed. The national party machine is corrupted. Many of the state party machines are the same, look no further than Nashville for evidence of that here in TN.

Kieefer, one thing to take into account is that there is a significant contingent of Paul supporters who don't identify with the rest of the Republican party, myself being one of them. The Republican party is as soulless and corrupt as the Democrats, the only reason I will likely be voting for Romney this fall is that Obama cannot be allowed to place another justice on the SCOTUS. With Romney we have a chance of getting a conservative justice. At this point, both congress and the white house are enemies of the people and the republic. The SCOTUS is the last hope we have of keeping the other two branches from going whole hog into tyranny. For me at least, the only reason the Republican Party is even getting a chance is that they are more pliable to the kind of internal reforms that will make it possible to change the party to one that actually respects individual liberty as opposed to just paying lip service.

This, absolutely this. I consider myself a Libertarian and I think we have wasted our resources and energy fielding a Presidential Candidate every 4 years. Want to make a difference? Field candidates in local elections, put small government folks on the city councils, county commissions and then in the state legislatures. Continue to vote for whomever you need to so as to safeguard the Supreme Court, but always be working towards making the Republicans irrelevant if they won't reform.

I am a fervent Paul supporter, however I think that the "Paul or nobody" crowd are a bit misguided. Instead of taking your ball and going home when Paul doesn't get the nomination, realize that he has built a coalition of like minded, libertarian folks under the Republican banner who can reform the party from the inside out. A coalition that can bring together people to elect politicians who will actually respect constitutionally recognized liberties, instead of just paying lip service to them while selling the people out.

I know, right?

Apex Tactical makes aftermarket parts that greatly improve the action of the trigger. The Apex parts create a lighter, smoother trigger pull that many shooters say makes for a more enjoyable shooting experience and for me personally, has helped improve my accuracy with my M&P.

Operative words are "at the moment". They have before, and I am expecting them to try again.

That cop who's leg he's touching is looking over at him like "what in the hell...?"

Just to make sure that we don't put him on a needlessly high pedestal, notice that he only mentions state and local gov'ts. Leaves out the fed.gov from that one. Don't blame him either, he knows who butters his bread.

I got no words for this one.

For the folks waiting on the Apex parts for them, with the exception of the RAM, fail resistant extractor, and the replacement triggers (like the FSS trigger) the current Apex parts are already compatible. The Shield is a true M&P in construction, not just cosmetics. It is just skinnier. So buy DCAEK with confidence, it'll work just fine.

My car, my rules. Your car, your rules. Any passenger in my vehicle wears a seatbelt, or they can find another mode of transportation. If I were to get in someone's car and they said no seatbelt, I would get out of the car and find an alternate method of travel.

Yeah, I don't haggle. If I like the price, I will buy. If I don't, I won't. If I sell something, I list that I am firm on my price and won't entertain lower offers.

You're sounding awfully eager there Mike. I think Tulip might need to keep an eye on you.

I had a PT107 that had terrible issues with light strikes. I dumped it off dirt cheap.

That is the situation has it has been. What I am describing is the state the market is currently transitioning into being. It isn't all the way there yet, but it is quickly getting there. There is a great amount of change going on in the world of pharmacy, even more so in retail pharmacy which has been one of the driving forces for the demand for more pharmacists.

But if you are doing pharmacy here in TN, be prepared to move. We have five pharmacy schools in this state, there aren't many jobs, we have too many pharmacists.

But remember, it is the tea partiers that are the violent ones.

I have a pantry full of assault cookware. I better be careful, otherwise the BATFEFP ( Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, Explosives and Frying Pans) will be kicking down my door.

Absolutely the way I go about things as well. Doing things this way also helps turn some of those tire kickers into buyers.

Awesome news. thanks for taking the initiative here. I hadn't noticed that location being posted because I normally go to the Massey location, but I still want to thank you for helping get that one back open and available to those of us who carry.

I'm a self admitted M&P fanboy, but after taking the armorer course, I'm even more of a fan of the platform.

x2. If everyone had to cut a check to the .gov for their taxes, folks would hold them accountable for what they spend our money on. Tax withholding is the taxpayers' enemy.