April 25th, is National Parental Alienation Day, a day to bring this major issue to the forefront of people’s minds. Parental Alienation is not a term widely known to most people, but over the last few years, its become a term more frequently heard in South Carolina. According […]
In today’s Society it’s a sad commentary when I see and hear people who do not understand what protections and rights they truly have thanks to the many individuals who gave their lives for them to say “We are a Free People”. How many of us truly understand […]
The South Carolina House of Representatives passed Rep. Bobby Cox’s H3096, for Constitutional Carry/Open Carry for South Carolina Citizens. Constitutional Carry/Open Carry bills have been filed at the State House for many years, several having been filed by Rep. Jonathon Hill. H3096, gives South Carolinian’s their already given […]
Yesterday, a vote concerning an Amendment No. 4 to Constitutional Carry was shut down by South Carolina Republican Legislators. House Representative Jonathan Hill, who has been a strong voice for Constitutional Carry in South Carolina and had filed many bills to this fact, filed Amendment No. 4 to […]
House Representative Jonathan Hill since his election in 2014 has attempted to bring Constitutional Carry to South Carolina. This legislative session is no different, or is it? Rep. Hill has resubmitted his Open Carry Bill H3039, which protects American and South Carolinian’s 2nd Amendment Rights, to Bear Arms. […]
For many years South Carolina’s Judicial System has been questioned as to it’s practices and it’s officials, this is to include those who pick and choose Judges. In the past few years more and more South Carolinian’s have begun to question the alleged legal practices that take place […]
As South Carolina has maintained a negative political aspect, being considered one of the most corrupt Political States in the U.S., you have to ask yourself are there any South Carolina Legislators who have any ethics or moral codes? The answer is yes there are still unicorns in […]
