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Originally Posted by dancingwolf  Well, if the election is anything like the Bush-Gore match-up, I could see where problems could result. I wouldn't worry about it, though. |
I suspect that whoever wins, the sun will still come up in the east, and set in the west. My own concerns were about the associations of Obama with more radical groups and individuals and his take on the 2nd amendment, among many other issues, with which I personally agree. I think the charismatic Obama you see on TV is not the political Obama, but what the heck do I know? His economic platform to tax small businesses, that provide about 70% of the jobs in the U.S. at a time when gas and food prices are through the roof seem kind of myopic to me, if not stupid and would send the U.S. further into recession. Like they say in Chicago (where you cannot have a handgun for the most part), vote early and vote often! It is a highly emotional, actually invested election. We all have a stake in the outcome. Whatever side of the fence you are on, please vote.
The only practical thing I can do at this point is to continue accumulating a few more boxes of primers. If you think about it, you can reuse cases, you can even buy or make powder and pour you own bullets. The thing in short supply will always be good primers, stored properly. My son seems to believe this and has literally 20,000 primers, all very well stored. For myself, I will spend most of my efforts in the voting booth in November and hope I too will not need that many primers. If McCain wins, I would hold off on excess primers.
07-12-2008, 06:22 PM
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