State passes law hiding the identity of South Carolina’s more than…
“I don’t believe it’s anyone’s right to know because it’s concealed.”
State Rep. Chip Limehouse rarely takes his 9 mm pistol on public outings, but he likes having the option of packing heat for protection, particularly after controversial votes. via Post and Courier
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