Peacekeeper
Regular Member
For those of us going to Madison on November 1st, how about stopping by your legislators offices and voice your opinions on castle / stand your ground legislation!
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Visit your legislators office Nov. 1st
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HandyHamlet
Regular Member
Can we all meet for pancakes and coffee first?
Anyone have a good spot to meet up, hang out, and buff our conceal carry holsters before we confront the DOJ?
And why do I have a feeling when we get to the DOJ it will look like this...
Anyone have a good spot to meet up, hang out, and buff our conceal carry holsters before we confront the DOJ?
And why do I have a feeling when we get to the DOJ it will look like this...
GlockRDH
Regular Member
Im going to work on a meeting/breakfast/holster buffing location for that morning. As close to the DOJ as possible... Can you all give me an idea of what time you are getting to Madison? I have a few location ideas in mind...
paul@paul-fisher.com
Regular Member
What time do they open? I plan on being there before then and name the time and place and I'm in for breakfast.
MKEgal
Regular Member
I think I read somewhere that they open at 0800, but we should check to be sure.
If we're staging a photo op & meeting an official in person to hand over applications, they'll probably tell us.
When to arrive for breakfast? I hate to say it, but how about 0630? Gives us a bit over an hour to order, eat, pay & get to DOJ.
Personally, I'd prefer to eat afterwards.
So are we going to the actual DOJ: 17 W Main St., Madison, 53703
or to the AG's office, which is in the Capitol (across the street)?
I plugged the address into Google maps & asked it to show pancake restaurants nearby.
Other than an IHOP, which is a "(legal) gun-free" zone, these were closest:
Mickies Dairy Bar; 1511 Monroe St.; 1.5 mi W; (608) 256-9476
Original Pancake House; 518 River Place Dr.; 3.4 mi SE; (608) 222-1137
If it has to go to lawsuits, they will metaphorically look like that,
and the careers of certain elected officials will too.
If we're staging a photo op & meeting an official in person to hand over applications, they'll probably tell us.
When to arrive for breakfast? I hate to say it, but how about 0630? Gives us a bit over an hour to order, eat, pay & get to DOJ.
Personally, I'd prefer to eat afterwards.
(If they're concealed, what does it matter how much they shine?)HandyHamlet said:
So are we going to the actual DOJ: 17 W Main St., Madison, 53703
or to the AG's office, which is in the Capitol (across the street)?
I plugged the address into Google maps & asked it to show pancake restaurants nearby.
Other than an IHOP, which is a "(legal) gun-free" zone, these were closest:
Mickies Dairy Bar; 1511 Monroe St.; 1.5 mi W; (608) 256-9476
Original Pancake House; 518 River Place Dr.; 3.4 mi SE; (608) 222-1137
Only if they keep refusing to follow the law.
If it has to go to lawsuits, they will metaphorically look like that,
and the careers of certain elected officials will too.
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oliverclotheshoff
Regular Member
i would preffer to eat afterwards as well
mke the number i called and got the ok to drop off apps in person( talked to cyndi) is for the office in the risser building
mke the number i called and got the ok to drop off apps in person( talked to cyndi) is for the office in the risser building
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Peacekeeper
Regular Member
Why don't you bring coffee and doughnuts to your legislators office and discuss castle / stand your ground legislation.