Court Kills SC's Gun Sales Tax Holiday

By suddenly changing its rules in the middle of the ballgame, the South Carolina Supreme Court, with one brief stroke of the pen, killed the state's gun sales tax holiday.

Critics are charging the Court with legislating from the bench. At the very least the Court owed the legislature some consistency.

Read all about it today in my column at Columbia Conservative Examiner.

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Tax-Free Guns in S.C. a Big Hit

Friday and Saturday of this week marks a watershed event in South Carolina as the state legislature voted for its very first tax-free holiday for gun sales.

All gun sales in the state on Friday and Saturday of this week are tax-free.

And, from all indications, the tax-free holiday has been a big hit with South Carolinians who are buying guns. Some of these citizens state openly that the thing that motivated them to buy guns is the coming Barack Obama administration, which they see as a threat to gun rights.

From Clinton to Greenville, from Greer to Darlington, from Orangeburg to Charleston, guns have been flying off the shelves of gun stores as quickly as employees can stock them.

Perhaps this should send a clear signal to Barack Obama and his team of gun-grabbers, along with the Democrats and Independents who put them into office.

Read the entire story of gun sales in South Carolina HERE (news video included).