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Political
Condemn the Smithsonian's Article
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- By Walter D. Kennedy
Cmd. Gramling’s ‘Southern Victory Campaign’ is well under way. Our Make Dixie Great Again web site is up and running and getting results. As a consequence of the Smithsonian Magazine slanderous attack upon our heritage, Cmd. Gramling has requested that we now “go on the offensive!” Cmd. Gramling has sent the Smithsonian Magazine a demand letter requesting that they print a SCV response to their recent insulting and vindictive article.
Dangerous Data-Mining Bill on President’s Desk!
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- By Eagle Forum
Our privacy is currently at stake! The Senate used the lame duck session to ram through the Foundations for Evidence-Based Policymaking Act (H.R. 4174) that will take our personal data and spread it across all federal agencies.
H.R. 4174 was originally crafted by Speaker Paul Ryan (R-WI) and passed the House by a voice vote only. Leadership claimed that this bill would result in a safe evaluation of federal programs, but they failed to mention the dangerous privacy consequences that could result from such an undertaking. The Senate, after holding the bill for a year until after the election due to widespread citizen outrage, was fooled as well, and again, by a voice vote, passed the bill onto President Trump to sign.
Senate Scrambles to Tackle Wall Funding Before Shutdown
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- By GOP Presidential
The Senate on Friday was scrambling to take up a spending package with billions in funding for a border wall, as President Trump made clear there’s a “good chance” for a partial government shutdown at midnight.
The House on Thursday approved $5.7 billion for a border wall as part of a measure to fund the government through early February. But the Senate on Friday afternoon was struggling to overcome a procedural hurdle to even set up a vote on the bill, amid Democrats’ refusal to give in on a border wall.
Bill Would Divert Gas-Tax-Hike Money to Interstate Widening Projects
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
A proposal by a longtime S.C. senator would siphon millions from a main source of gas-tax-hike revenues that lawmakers promised would go toward fixing the state’s crumbling roads and bridges, and instead earmark that money for widening interstates.
It also could be a way around what the state transportation chief previously has described as a funding problem for interstate projects because of pending court challenges.
Congress Must Fund a Border Wall!
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- By Eagle Forum
Both the House and Senate will vote this week on the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) appropriations bill. Lawmakers have the ability to allocate funding for the border wall in this bill, but it is being blocked by Democrats. Republicans are also giving up on the fight. Leadership has punted this issue for far too long.
Eagle Forum, along with several prominent conservative groups, has signed onto the following letter written by the Conservative Action Project to urge Congress and President Trump to protect the American people:
A Full Plate of Work for 2019
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- By Josiah Magnuson
Dear neighbors,
Merry Christmas! I trust you and your family are having a joyful season as you ponder the Gift.
As the year closes and the legislature prepares for a new session beginning January 8, I'm reminded what a privilege it is to be your voice in the State House. I count it a true honor to be embarking on another two years of service to our community, and I am grateful.
Can the GOP Stop Scrooge from Hitting Churches?
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
If you thought your Christmas to-do list was long -- you should see Congress's! Before dipping into the wassail, members in both chambers are scrambling to finish up seven spending bills, criminal justice reform, welfare reauthorization, and a sleigh of other issues before sprinting home for the holidays. But there's one bill that conservatives are especially interested in seeing under their tree this year – and that's the Retirement, Savings, And Other Tax Relief Act of 2018 (H.R. 88).
- Trump Administration Unveils Federal Action Plan to Reduce Childhood Lead Exposure
- Statement from Gov. Henry McMaster on DHEC Director Recommendation
- Director Sara Goldsby to Continue Leading S.C. Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services
- Special Corruption Prosecutor Won’t Seek Release of Harrell file
- Here Comes Commerce Clause!
- Trump's Biggest Problem Is This, Not Mueller
- USDA Launches Second Round of Trade Mitigation Payments
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