At a minimum, a duel. Our shotgun versus your waffle bat. 

Hat Tip Jeff A.

I literally got this door hanger not 15 minutes ago. It had a detachable postcard at the bottom so I could fill with the issued I feel are important. Since the issue I wanted to address was not in the list, I took the liberty to add it on my own.

You traded our rights for political bullshit.  Why should I vote for you? I don’t vote for Democrats even when wearing the Republican coat.

Card gets mailed tomorrow AM.

PS: I posted this picture in his Facebook page but it is moderated. I don’t think it will be published anytime in the next 5 years .

I don’t have the words.

J.Kb’s  post of the Twitter TDR sufferers attacking Melania was disgusting, but like a good bathyscaphe, they went even deeper. Next entry for the Race To The Bottom courtesy of Jim Carrey.

Almost 7.5K people retweeted, 41+K liked it and who knows how many more enjoyed it but were smart (or lazy) enough not to click anything..  Think about that.

If there you have any doubt about what they think about you and if they care about your life, it is time for you to wake up and smell the ammo boxes.

Definition of march from Websters:

march
verb \ ˈmärch , imperatively often ˈhärch in the military \
Definition of march
intransitive verb
1
: to move along steadily usually with a rhythmic stride and in step with others

and via Google:

Leave it to Stupid Gun Control Millennials to come up with stupid stuff like this:

You either march or ride in a bus. It is kind of hard to do both unless you are in the Town of Bedrock.

Maybe this is what they mean? Nah.

Don’t get upset if you do not see somebody who played a part. The list of people who participated in Miami vice is HUGE and a good part of them went on to have memorable careers.

Top of my head, I have fond memories of two who went on to be very famous. The first is Ed O’Neil who gave in the first season of the series, gave an amazing performance in the episode “Heart of Darkness” where he played an undercover FBI agent teetering between going rogue and staying the course. I never saw the end coming as for the day it was shocking as hell, but then Miami Vice changed a lot of the way co shows were written.

The other actor is Bruce Willis in the episode “No Exit” where he played a gun dealer who was abusing his wife and acting like a total scumbag and I mean somebody who you would shoot without thinking much. His acting was so good at being so bad that my wife had blocked him in that episode from her memory and she is a total Bruce Willis fan. She ate all the episodes of the series Moonlighting that came right after Miami Vice and watched every Bruce Willis film. It was not till we got the DVD set and I knowingly played that episode that she realized that the character she hated the most in Miami Vice was played by her favorite actor. It also tells you about the change of the TV bad guys dynamics when a show had a bad guy with zero redeeming values and the audience wanted popped or worse.

You may want to spend your lunch break perusing the list and go “Hey! I don’t remember him/her in the show!”

(PS: I am watching Hill Street Blues again and they also have a decent roster of actors who went on to be great and/or famous. Not as huge as Miami Vice, but entertaining)

The important part starts at 00:45

Surveillance video captured the moments when a man pulled out a gun in Cape Coral, and a good Samaritan shot him down.
The incident happened at Campbell Roofing Friday afternoon. The man who fired his gun was a concealed carry permit holder, but has not yet been identified. The man who originally pulled out a gun—Kevin Bruzos—is a convicted felon.

Video shows concealed carry permit holder shooting man in self-defense.

Mr. Bruzos sports a felony conviction for a Felony Battery in 2007 and a possession charge in 2009 which leads me to believe he was on parole for the initial charge, got caught with controlled substance, got his parole violated which led him to his involuntary vacation time.

More info from another source:

A 29-year-old man was shot in self-defense and charged with aggravated assault Friday at a roofing company in Cape Coral, according to the police department.
Police said Kevin Bruzos is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and possession of a weapon by a convicted felon. He threatened two people with a gun at Campbell Roofing located at 911 SE 15th Ave., police said.
One of the individuals Bruzos threatened was legally licensed to carry a concealed firearm and fired after Bruzos pointed his gun at the individual, who police did not identify or charge. Bruzos ignored orders from the individual to drop his gun, police said.

Man shot in self-defense after threatening 2 people with gun, police say 

I really don’t know how to feel about the last sentence. Although I think that from a legal standpoint (IANAL) it will help your case giving fair warning to an armed criminal, the waiting-for-an-answer time could be disastrous if the response from the bad guy is to pull the trigger.

In any case, I am very glad only the threatening felon got injured and a Good Guy with a Gun was the one that stopped him. I do not expect the Opposition to be celebrating this outcome. What we should do is have a “Eat-In” at Publix. Order some of their sandwiches or deli platters and have a picnic outside in the parking lot, sort of Concealed Carry Tailgate Party.

Just an idea.