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Special Guest at Next GCRWC Meeting
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- By Press Release
Greenville County Republican Women's Club August guest speaker will be Ashley Landess, with the South Carolina Policy Council!
Come for lunch, bring a friend, be inspired, be challenged, and enjoy!
Remember to make your reservations by Sunday, August 19th, for the August 23rd GCRWC Luncheon Meeting at 12:00 Noon. Come early to mingle and chat.
For reservations go to
Duncan Among Lawmakers Pushing to Reduce Rape Kit Backlog
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- By Press Release
By many estimates — including one issued by the White House in 2015 — that’s the number of backlogged rape kits stacked and hospitals and police stations around the country
For many in Congress, including Republican U.S Rep. Ted Poe of Texas, the 3rd District’s Jeff Duncan and New York Democrat Carolyn Maloney, that statistic is an outage. They’re among a bipartisan group of lawmakers pushing for more stringent measures not only to reduce the outstanding number of rape kits, but also tamp down on sexual violence in general.
Element TV plant closure: Taxpayer money down the drain?
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
Plenty of buzz surrounded Element Electronics’ announcement five years ago that it would open a television assembly plant in Fairfield County, with then-Gov. Nikki Haley joining company officials in a live webcast from a Walmart-sponsored conference in Florida.
But little information was publicly released then about the taxpayer costs of the planned $7.5 million project, which was expected to eventually create 500 jobs. The Nerve at the time revealed, citing state records, that the estimated total public cost over 15 years was nearly $14.8 million.
Wake Up President Trump -- Prison Reform is Needed Now
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- By Christian Newswire
LOS ANGELES -- That's the advice prison minister and author Marty Angelo made in his most recent letter to President Donald J. Trump.
Angelo has made numerous attempts to reach both President Trump and his son-in -law Jared Krusher who the president put in charge of his 2nd Chance prison reform project.
So far, Angelo claims his attempts to offer the president a program he helped design in 1991 for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office have fallen on "deaf ears" as it did back in 2006 when he reached out to then Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger and again in 2013 to Governor Jerry Brown.
Evangelist Alveda King: Oh, Omarosa
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Evangelist Alveda King (photo) releases the following and is available for comment:
I've been praying hard about the Omarosa situation.
I and a colleague had an opportunity to sit down with her at the White House a few months ago. I also had a few moments to chat with her on the President's Tour of the African American Museum, and had a photo with her in the Rose Garden at the signing of the religious freedom executive order.
End DACA and Secure the Border
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- By Eagle Forum
Earlier this week, the Department of Homeland Security released its FY2017 Entry/Exit Overstay Report which tallies up the number of illegal immigrants currently living in the United States. Nearly 702,000 people overstayed their allotted time and are currently in the United States illegally. This is an increase from the previous year where over 526,000 illegal immigrants overstayed. The group that had the highest rate of overstays were exchange students totaling 68,983 current illegal statuses.
S.C. Legislative Panel to Consider PSC Insiders for ‘Do-Over’ PSC Election
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
An incumbent state Public Service Commission member, a past commissioner and an ex-PSC attorney are among six candidates who have applied for a PSC seat in a “do-over” election imposed by lawmakers in May.
The former PSC attorney, who dropped out of a May race for another PSC seat, recently moved so she could run for the open seat, a state government spokesman confirmed this week to The Nerve. State law requires no minimum time to live in a particular district to be a PSC candidate.
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