Rankin – Hembree – Leatherman Kill Constitutional Carry

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Horry County Senator Luke Rankin led the charge in killing a bill that would guarantee Horry County residents their constitutional right to carry.

North Myrtle Beach Senator Greg Hembree and Florence Senator Hugh Leatherman voted against the measure as well.

The most surprising disappointment, however, was Senator Shane Massey of Edgefield. “I think training and background checks are important,” said Senate Majority Leader Shane Massey, a Republican from Edgefield.

Massey voted to kill the measure as well.

The measure failed 25 to 21, even though Republicans have a super majority in the S.C. Senate.  The political make up of the current S.C. Senate is 30 Republicans and 16 Democrats.

Opponents of the open carry bill also include a number of current law enforcement leaders, including State Law Enforcement Division Chief Mark Keel, and the police chiefs and sheriffs in some of the state’s largest population centers.

The Measure Was To Table The Bill. An AYE VOTE Is A Vote To Kill The Bill.

About Luke Rankin

Who is Luke A. Rankin:

Luke A. Rankin is a S.C. Senator representing District 33 in Horry County. He is the head of the powerful State Judiciary Committee. Luke is a famous American politician. He was born on April 9, 1962 and his birthplace is Horry County South Carolina.

On Buzzlearn.com, Luke is listed as a successful Politician who was born in the year of 1962. He is also ranked in the richest person list from United States. His first name is “Luke” and his last name is “A. Rankin”.

Luke A. Rankin’s net worth or net income is estimated to be $1 million – $10 million dollars. He has made such an amount of wealth from his primary career as a Politician.

Related story: A version of this bill later passed.

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