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‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill’ Sputters, Sending House Leaders Scrambling for a Solution
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
Update 4/10/25, 1:02 p.m. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) held a joint press conference Thursday morning announcing a potential deal over $1.5 trillion in cuts. The bill passed the House hours later by a 216-214 vote.
When House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) challenged Speaker Mike Johnson to a one-on-one debate over the budget plan, he meant it as a dare. But after weeks of arguing with his own party, a conversation with Democrats might be a pleasant change of pace for the Republican.
The Louisianan would certainly be practiced up after days of tense cross-talk over the framework to start delivering on the president’s agenda. For the GOP, there hasn’t been a break from those strained discussions, not even at Tuesday night’s National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) gala, where President Trump unleashed on his party’s holdouts for claiming the Senate bill doesn’t go far enough on things like spending cuts and deficit reduction. To the dozen or more conservatives who didn’t commit to backing the other chamber’s bill to unlock the reconciliation process, the president’s message was a biting one.
Eagle Forum Seeks to Defund Planned Parenthood Through Reconciliation Package
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- By Eagle Forum
Planned Parenthood’s Demise?
Republican Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have been working diligently on the process known as reconciliation that will allow a tax and spending bill to be passed with simple majorities. The next step in that process is for the House to agree to the Senate’s version of a budget resolution, despite different levels of spending cuts. Thankfully, both chambers and the White House have found areas of unity — the need to protect taxpayer money from waste, fraud, and unpopular spending. One such issue is the need to prevent our hard-earned money from being used to promote and perform abortions.
Taxpayer Tab Now at $8M to Investigate Disputed $1.8B, Related Matters
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
Editor’s note: This story is part of a two-story package today. The other story can be found here.
The S.C. taxpayer cost of investigations connected to the disputed $1.8 billion totals more than $8 million so far – and could grow by the millions.
The overall amount includes more than $5.3 million in legal fees and costs paid by four state agencies – the offices of the attorney general, comptroller general, auditor and treasurer – to five outside law firms; and nearly $2.7 million paid to a consulting firm hired by the Department of Administration, according to records obtained recently by The Nerve under the S.C. Freedom of Information Act.
Those records revealed more than $1.2 million in previously unknown legal fees and costs collectively paid by the auditor’s and treasurer’s offices.
The Salvation Poem Project Unveils Official Trailer for Epic New 2D-Animated Film LIGHT OF THE WORLD
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- By The Salvation Poem Project
New Non-Profit Studio Brings the Story of Jesus to the Big Screen with Help from Legacy Disney Animators
In Theaters Nationwide Beginning September 5, 2025
SPARTA, Wis. -- The Salvation Poem Project proudly announces the release of the official trailer for their much-anticipated 2D-animated film, LIGHT OF THE WORLD, scheduled for a nationwide debut on Sept. 5, 2025. The film aims to inspire and captivate audiences of all ages with the story of Jesus, combining breathtaking animation with the timeless message of extraordinary faith.
Watch the official trailer HERE.
“LIGHT OF THE WORLD is the film families have been waiting for—something you can watch together, knowing it will clearly portray the truth of Jesus,” says Brennan McPherson, Producer of LIGHT OF THE WORLD and President of The Salvation Poem Project. “We see this as more than entertainment—it’s a worldwide mission delivered through the medium of classic animation.”
Register Now for 37th Annual Red Ribbon Classic Golf Tournament
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- By Just Say Something
Our annual golf tournament event is almost here! This year's tournament is Monday, April 28, 2025, at Thornblade Club. We've made it easy to register a team or sponsor. CLICK HERE to see all of our team and sponsor packages. Teams keep coming back year after year (some teams have been with us almost all 37 years), and we are getting excited to see everyone. Don't miss out! Be sure to register today.
Eliminating Earmarks
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- By SC Freedom Caucus
A simple first step in cutting taxes
Earmarks, pet projects, and pork are different terms which mean the same thing: tax dollars requested by elected official used to pay for politically motivated projects.
South Carolina’s earmark process is particularly egregious- there is very little transparency in the process to ensure your tax dollars are used in an efficient way reflective of the request for which they were distributed, and there is virtually zero accountability.
Each year, the General Assembly approves budgets chalk full of pork spending totaling hundreds of millions of dollars for horse races, wine festivals, podcasts, and Lego societies.
GCRW is excited to announce our guest speaker for our April luncheon, Amanda Hovis!
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- By Press Release
Amanda Hovis is the founder of Spartanburg Christian Action Network and a member of the South Carolina Physicians for Freedom. She is a grassroots activist who was concerned about COVID policies in South Carolina, and formed an organization to inform citizens and influence policy in Columbia.
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