At long last, a path to passing Constitutional Carry is finally opening up. Since my last account of our fight two years ago, we’ve had some exciting developments—and it’s high time that I told you the story of how we got here!
The events of the last 48 hours are an amazing story that demonstrates the power of God “over the affairs of men” and validates the effectiveness we can have when we embrace the power of confrontation in politics.
At long last, a path to passing Constitutional Carry is finally opening up. Since my last account of our fight two years ago, we’ve had some exciting developments—and it’s high time that I told you the story of how we got here!
The Attorney General’s office stated that it “strongly supports the Second Amendment and the right of citizens to keep and bear arms….the Columbia ordinance not only undermines state law, but undercuts the Second Amendment.”
I'm done with secret judicial elections. It's time to end them now, so in a letter today to House and Senate leadership, I vowed to make the current election process as painful as possible until this terrible practice is ended.
For your convenience, here is a listing of how each legislator voted on H.3307 at each stage of the process. Don’t take my word for it—see the public record for yourself, which it links to.
The House passed—then abruptly un-passed—a ban on civil asset forfeiture in an unusual and deceptive series of moves by a trio of State House politicians.
I don’t normally get involved in Federal issues, but while I’m fighting to protect your right to carry in South Carolina, Senator Lindsay Graham is undermining our efforts by pushing for a national “red flag” law.