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New York Times Rails Against South Carolina’s Bill for Constitutional Carry
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Website: http://libertyparkpress.com
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Implying that all South Carolinians are rednecks interested only in carrying sidearms recklessly, the New York Times’ unwelcome but predictable insertion into the debate currently taking place in South Carolina’s state senate might impact its outcome.
Two weeks ago the state House passed H3930, a bill that would grant all citizens the freedom to carry a firearm — concealed or open — without first having to obtain governmental permission to do so. The vote was 64-46, and the measure moved to the Senate for consideration. |
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netsyscon
(4/19/2017)
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| Other than being a Liberal Rag, what does New York Times have to do with another states politics. Hello Bloomberg! Hey NYT you have enough to do with your own state and it's problems. Leave the rest of the country to its own solutions. |
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laker1
(4/19/2017)
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| New York Slimes a disgrace to journalism and an anti-freedom waste of wood pulp. |
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