The Beaufort Republican Women’s Club gathered on Flag Day, June 14, 2023, with special guests, Senator Chip Campsen, and Beaufort City Councilman Phillip (Josh) Scallate. Between late afternoon rain showers, the group enjoyed a picnic at the home of BRWC President Jane Culley and her husband Hazen Culley. Councilman Scallate informed those gathered about work the Council has done on the city budget and police department, and on linking the City of Beaufort bomb and crime units with Beaufort County units to enable cooperation between the two. Senator Campsen spoke about the Second Amendment which gives every individual American citizen the right to keep and bear arms without the threat of government infringement. The Senator said he would not support Bill S.109 which would eliminate a law that already exists in South Carolina, the Concealed Weapon Permit (CWP) that is honored in 35 other states, and that requires the bearer to have a clean SLED criminal background check, to receive training in handling and firing a handgun on the range with an instructor, and to receiving training in the complex laws that govern carrying a concealed weapon. Flag Day is a nationwide day of observance celebrated by Americans to commemorate the adoption of the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States. Submitted photo.
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