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And the sum of all the posts makes it clear to me that WE are still divided. A "mistake" or not, a "defraud" or not, a "proper" sign or not, gun owners are "a--holes" or not, lets get in one team, divided we fall.

Wife and I plan to come. I think a co-worker and his wife will be there too. I hope it is well attended. I want to meet some like minded people who live near Crossville to organize serious political support for 2nd A and the 2010 version of SB1724 and most others.

As a follow-up. I work for a company where the public can park on the company lots and enter the business buildings. There are absolutlely no signs about firearm restrictions or any other restrictions anywhere on the property. A visitor, customer, contractor, or vendor can drive onto the lots, enter the buildings, including a restaurant that serves alcohol (which is not posted), with absolutely no restrictions. BUT, the employees cannot possess firearms even in a locked vehicle. In fact, there is a shooting range (leased to a private club) on company property in a remote area. Many think this makes employees a special class (discriminated). Thoughts?

so, Who is in Crossville to help me generate a campaign to contact residents to contact the elected officials? Send me a PM Thanks

Besides the obvious writing to my state reps, I want to help get this passed. My employer has a prohibiting policy.

First post since I just found this site. I want to help put HB1793/SB1607 back on track. If it is necessary to wait until January, OK. I will be contacting my various elected officials about this. I am sure there are a lot of TGO people willing to help. Let's make it happen. Thanks