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"When I was a lonely conservative in a sea of liberals while working at daily newspapers in the ’80s and ’90s, I had an NRA bumper sticker posted in my cubicle for everyone to see."

Good man, Rod Thompson! And to the chickens who avoided putting the decals on their vehicles, put a camera or two on your vehicle. Those cameras are cheap now. And put those decals on your windows and/or stickers on your bumpers. Let's show some strength as in numbers. Many of us will ID anyone messing with your cars now and will call the cops.

I joined for the first time a week ago. I’ve agreed with the NRA for years and finally came to the conclusion that I could no longer sit back and leave to others the responsibility of fighting for my rights for me. I will remain a member from now on. There’s some lasting change the Gun Grabbers managed to accomplish.

I’ve got two good friends who see things as I do. I will work on them to join the fight as well.

I live in Southern CA.

My bright Red Dodge Challenger sports “TRUMP 45” Vanity License Plates, an NRA Sticker and a “Peace Through Superior Firepower” Sticker.

Everywhere I go is an adventure. Most of the time I get thumbs up and I have had many conversations in Grocery Store Parking Lots with like minded people.

When I’m stopped at a Red Light, I see the people stopped behind me reaching for their Cell Phones to take a picture of my License Plate. My Wife kids me that my License Plate must be all over Fakebook and the Internet.

I also get flipped off now and again and I even had some Mexican Dude start yelling and screaming like a nut about how bad POTUS Trump is when I was pulling away from the Gas Pump at Costco.

My Wife is fearful for my safety and even wanted me to take the Plates off after the Costco incident. No way Jose. I make the best of living behind enemy lines.