SC House on Constitutional Carry

[Bigtimber2]

Per Palmetto Guns Rights

From Denise Snelling and Palmetto Gun Rights

Dear Citizen,

For years, House Judiciary Chairman Gregory Delleney has killed Constitutional Carry legislation in his committee.

Instead of letting HB 3700, the Constitutional Carry bill, sit and die without so much as a hearing or a vote, pro-gun champion State Rep. Jonathon Hill made a motion this past week to recall his Constitutional Carry bill from this kill committee.

Thanks to Rep. Hill’s efforts, we now know who truly stands with gun owners in South Carolina and who stands with the political establishment in killing this vital pro-gun legislation year after year.

It wasn’t pretty. . .

The vast majority of the House, even self-proclaimed pro-gun Republicans, voted to kill Constitutional Carry.

This is a slap in the face to gun owners and activists across South Carolina.

Constitutional Carry would have allowed South Carolinians to exercise their Second Amendment rights without having to beg a government bureaucrat for permission first.

This simply will not stand.



Here is how your Representatives voted:

Yeas

Anthony, Michael A.
Atwater, Todd K.
Ballentine, Nathan
Bennett, Linda
Burns, James Mikell
Chumley, William M.
Elliott, Jason Gagnon, Craig A.
Hamilton, Daniel P.
Hill, Jonathon D.
Huggins, Chip
Long, Steven Wayne
Magnuson, Josiah
Pope, Thomas E. Putnam, Joshua A.
Simrill, J. Gary
Smith, G. Murrell, Jr.
Smith, Garry R.
Thayer, Anne J.
Toole, McLain R.

Nays

Alexander, Terry
Allison, Merita A.
Anderson, Carl L.
Arrington, Katherine E.
Bales, Jimmy C., Ed.D.
Bannister, Bruce W.
Bernstein, Beth E.
Blackwell, Bart T.
Bowers, William K.
Bradley, Jeffrey A.
Brown, Robert L.
Caskey, Micajah P., IV
Clary, Gary E.
Clemmons, Alan D.
*******, William
Cobb-Hunter, Gilda
Cogswell, William Scott, Jr.
Cole, J. Derham, Jr.
Collins, Neal A.
Crawford, Heather Ammons
Crosby, William E.
Daning, Joseph S.
Davis, Sylleste H.
Delleney, F. Gregory, Jr.
Dillard, Chandra E.
Douglas, MaryGail K.
Duckworth, Gregory D. Erickson, Shannon S.
Felder, Raye
Forrest, Cally R.
Forrester, P. Michael
Fry, Russell W.
Funderburk, Laurie Slade
Gilliard, Wendell G.
Henderson, Phyllis J.
Henegan, Patricia Moore
Hewitt, Lee
Hiott, David R.
Hixon, William M.
Hosey, Lonnie
Howard, Leon
Jefferson, Joseph H., Jr.
Johnson, Jeffrey E.
Jordan, Wallace H., Jr.
Kirby, Roger K.
Knight, Patsy G.
Lowe, Phillip D.
Lucas, James H.
Mack, David J., III
Martin, Richard
McCravy, John R., III
McKnight, Cezar E.
Mitch e l l, Harold, Jr.
Moss, Dennis C.
Moss, V. Stephen
Murphy, Chris
Newton, Brandon Michael
Ott, Russell L.
Parks, J. Anne
Pitts, Michael A.
Ridgeway, Robert L., III
Rivers, Samuel, Jr.
Robinson-Simpson, Leola C.
Rutherford, J. Todd
Ryhal, Mike
Sandifer, William E., III
Smith, James E., Jr.
Sottile, F. Michael
Spires, L. Kit
Stavrinakis, Leonidas E.
Tallon, Edward R., Sr.
Thigpen, Ivory Torrey
Weeks, J. David
Wheeler, William W., III
Whipper, J. Seth
White, W. Brian
Whitmire, William R.
Williams, Robert Q.
Willis, Mark N.

Excused Absence

Bedingfield, Eric M.
Govan, Jerry N., Jr. McCoy, Peter M., Jr.
Newton, Wm. Weston J. Norrell, Mandy Powers
Rivers, Michael F., Sr.

Not Voting

Atkinson, Frank
Bamberg, Justin T.
Finlay, Kirkman, III
Hardee, Kevin
Hart, Christopher R. Hayes, Jackie E.
Herbkersman, William G.
King, John Richard C.
Loftis, Dwight A.
McEachern, Joseph A. Quinn, Rick
Stringer, Tommy M.
Taylor, Bill
West, John
Taliaferro, IV
Yow, Richard L.

As you can see, the lawmakers in Columbia are NOT listening to what you have to say.

That means we must be louder than ever before!

Contact your Representative today and let them know that law-abiding South Carolinians should’t have to beg the government for permission to protect themselves and their families!


Thank you for all you do.

For Freedom,

Denise Snelling
Chairman
Palmetto Gun Rights

P.S. Pro-gun Representative Jonathon Hill forced a roll call vote on Constitutional Carry this past week, and finally put the whole House on record with a vote on Constitutional Carry!

The legislators in Columbia have not been listening and voted AGAINST this vital pro-gun legislation.

[turbo]

Hey, P. Lowe.

Wassup with this?

[WoodieSC]

I'd like to hear the reason(s) why supposedly pro-gun/2A legislators, such as Phillip Lowe and Brian White, chose to vote against this bill.

DT, you're up...

[Coastal Woodie]

Well that's interesting....

[Bigtimber2]

The vote was not against the bill per se but could have forced a floor debate because Delleney continues to table a carry Bill.

It's for our safety.

[Bad Habit]

if it only saves 1 life- the pussies will vote no

[Luvin' Labs]

We are waiting for your answer Mr. Lowe...

[led0321]

The "Red state" of SC


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[Sportin' Woodies]

Why is anyone surprised by this? These same people caved to the media and leftist ideology by stripping a soldiers' monument of its flag when that flag was seen on the background of a deranged killers Facebook picture. Follow that spineless logic if u can.

[Griffin]

Reminds me of the "fool me one shame on you. Fool me twice shame on me" saying.

In short y'all a fucking idiots if you thought that peice of shit wasn't going to fuck you. AGAIN

[GBelly]

what the hell does "not voting" mean?

they choose to not take a stance?

[Mars Bluff]

what the hell does "not voting" mean?

they choose to not take a stance?

bingo. They can vote all they want. Guess the dunbasses refuse to accept the constitution. Instead of yeas & nays, it shoulda read nutts & vaginas.

[BugBuster]

They sold us out on the Confederate flag so why would you expect any other outcome? Do you honestly think they would vote in the favor of the majority of their constituents? They are all a bunch of crooks.

[Coastal Woodie]

South Carolina is no longer a conservative state, hell we can't even pass open carry.

[Biggie1976]

Cant wait to hear this one

[reeltight]

Can someone post the bill. I'm on my phone and navigating the states website sucks.

BTW...I believe the house is the least of our worries on this. The Senate probably wouldn't even debate and/or vote on this.

[Jozie & Me]

They aren't going to give up a revenue stream.

$50 is $50.....Plus it can always be raised if need be.

[Bigtimber2]

Can someone post the bill. I'm on my phone and navigating the states website sucks.

BTW...I believe the house is the least of our worries on this. The Senate probably wouldn't even debate and/or vote on this.

Stop. It's a House bill. The current judiciary chairman will always table a constitutional carry bill. The House hide behind this. This was a vote to reintroduced the bill on the floor and by-pass the committee. They will now hide behind House rules. What does that have to do with the Senate?

[WoodieSC]

South Carolina is no longer a conservative state, hell we can't even pass open carry.

I've said for decades that this is really a "Socialist" State in many ways, and the Senate, in particular, still lives in the shadows of the 1800's.

They aren't going to give up a revenue stream.

$50 is $50.....Plus it can always be raised if need be.

The thing is that 'Constitutional/Open Carry' often does not preclude the requirement for a Concealed weapon permit, so the revenue stream probably wouldn't change that much.

[Woodiewacker82]

Yea DT come on out and let us hear your reasoning for pissing on the Constitution and citizens of South Carolina! I've never let you get to me like some on here as I have given you the benefit of the doubt till now.


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