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Republican Women's Roundable Discussion
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Congress Wants a NEW Entitlement Program
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- By Eagle Forum
Since the enactment of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) in 1993, companies with 50 or more employees have been providing 12 weeks or more of unpaid family or sick leave, with the guarantee that their employees will not lose their job during their leave. Many states have enacted their own policies on top of FMLA, like paid family leave.
Did We Really Need Another SC Unelected Bureaucrat Education Adviser?
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- By Johnnelle Raines
Just recently on August 7, 2019 an article came out in the Post and Courier about Melanie Barton becoming the first Senior Education Adviser to SC Governor Henry McMaster. See article here:
Her salary will be the 4th largest at $120,000 a year in his administration. As a taxpayer, are you fine with paying another bureaucrat to be another chef in the kitchen of education?
Planned Parenthood Off Federal Title X Funding After Trump Rule Change
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- By Luis Miguel - The New American
The pro-life movement in America has scored a major win over one of its most well-known opponents.
On Monday, abortion provider Planned Parenthood dropped its Title X federal funding in response to a newly enforced rule by the Trump administration that prohibits family-planning clinics from talking to patients about abortion or referring them to abortion centers.
County Legislative Delegation Tightens Grip on Clarendon Two School Board
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
For many years, S.C. lawmakers have exerted considerable control over local matters through county legislative delegations.
Take the Clarendon County legislative delegation, for example.
In April, Democratic Sen. Kevin Johnson of Manning introduced a bill to give the three-member delegation, of which he is the chairman, direct control over appointing the nine-member Clarendon 2 school board by eliminating the county education board.
Trump Protects Americans First in New Immigration Guidelines
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- By Eagle Forum
This past Monday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a final rule establishing clear guidelines on inadmissibility or rather what makes an immigrant applicable for entry. Dating back to the 1800s and the enactment of the Immigration and Nationality Act, guidelines have been used by the government to help determine if immigrants are eligible for entry and naturalization.
Values Voter Summit Activist Training - Register Now!
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- UN To America: Open the Border, Kill More Babies
- First 2 Years of Gas-tax-hike Law: Little Work Completed Despite Fat Cash Reserves
- MAGA Teen Band Tours Kentucky for McConnell and Trump
- What About Firearms That Saved Lives Last Month?
- Pence Named 9th Annual Faith & Freedom BBQ Keynote Speaker
- Congressional Republicans Demand Action Against Infanticide
- Judicial Watch Sues California over Gender Quota Mandate for Corporate Boards
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