- Evert’s Electables
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- Our Beloved Republic is in Danger of Becoming a Socialist Country
- A Layman's Awe in the Revelation of Jesus Christ
- Memorial Day - Including the Remembrance the USS Mount Hood
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- 'Better Greenville' Dark Money Supports Both Republicans and Liberal Democrats
Nite Line Guest Line-up for March 18- 22, 2019
- By NiteLine Press Release
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Monday, March 18, 2019: Dante Thompson discovers how two ministries have come together to help flood victims in Leslie County, Kentucky. Tonight Delbert and Rachele Hart of Pelzer, South Carolina share how Appalachian Ministries of the Carolinas delivers clothes, food, school supplies, and other materials to the less fortunate in this region. Dana Watson of Yeaddiss, Kentucky, the founder of The Servant’s Closet, joins Delbert and Rachele to share how his ministry provides necessities and home repairs for those in need. Fields of Grace, a gospel trio from Candler, North Carolina, sings throughout the evening.
Dwight Loftis to Visit Upstate Republican Women
- By Upstate Republican Women
Come and hear Representative Dwight Loftis.
Dwight currently represents District 19 in our State House serving since 1996. He will share with us what is going on in the Education Bill in the Statehouse. He will also share with us his run for the Senatorial Seat that was vacated by William Timmons. Please invite your friends to join you at this meeting!!
Please mark these dates for our upcoming meetings with amazing speakers: March 18th and April 16th* (note new date).
Piedmont Women's Center 2019 Banquet Highlights
- By Piedmont Women's Center
On Thursday, March 7, 2019, we celebrated what God has done in and through Piedmont Women's Center during the last year and looked forward to what He will do in the coming months.
Check out these banquet highlights below
- Hearing from keynote speaker Jordan Sekulow
- Testimony from a Grove client
- Grove Rd Building update and opening date!
- Ticket sales for Unplanned movie
81st Annual High School Oratorical Contest State Finals
- By Gilbert Scales
![Jessica Scannell - American Legion SC Oratorical Winner](/images/18-08/images/Jessica-Scannell_4158.jpg)
Jessica Scannell from Moncks Corner was judged the winner of the Annual American Legion Department of SC H.W. Dare Maness High School Oratorical Scholarship Program - "A Constitutional Speech Contest." It was held at American Legion Department of SC Headquarters in Columbia, SC. Jessica's prepared oration was title, "Constitutional Anthem" which had to be delivered within eight to ten minutes by each of the contestants.
American Legion Oratorical Winner
- By American Legion Photographer Tony Dunn
The Department of the State of South Carolina American Legion held the Oratorical Contest in Columbia, SC. Jessica Scannell was the winner of the Oratorical Contest. A contestant must speak on the US Constitution for eight to ten minutes without referring to notes.
Left to right: American Legion Department of SC Commander John H. Britt, Americanism Commission Chairman Roberta E. Poulos, Oratorical Winner Jessica Scannell and Oratorical Contest Sub-committee Chairman Jennifer Bellstein.
What's Happening at the SC Statehouse this Week
- By SC Policy Council
This week at the State House, the House is considering the state budget while the Senate continues to work through bills on the floor and in committee.
Starting today, the House will begin debate on the nearly $30 billion dollar state appropriations bill for the upcoming fiscal year. In addition to routine spending, lawmakers must decide how to spend the roughly $61 million windfall resulting from the South Carolina lottery winner. It is unlikely the House will vote on any other legislation this week, nor are any important committee meetings scheduled.
Stop Planned Parenthood Funding In South Carolina
- By SC Rep. Jonathan Hill
The Governor’s executive budget recommended defunding Planned Parenthood (Proviso 33.24), but the House budget committee refused to include this recommendation.
I trust that you need no reminders of why Planned Parenthood should not receive one penny of your tax dollars for ANY type of service, abortion or otherwise. This is an evil organization that primarily exists to kill the unborn, and while they’re at it, sell the parts of babies to cold-hearted “scientists” and pharmaceutical companies for even more profit.
Leading Republican Releases Complete Bruce Ohr Transcript
- By GOP Presidential
The top Republican on the House Judiciary Committee on Friday released the full transcript of the panel’s closed-door interview last year with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr.
The August interview was one of several conducted by the panel, when it was led by Republicans, as part of an investigation into decisions made by the Justice Department and FBI in 2016 amid allegations of political bias against President Trump within the department.
American Legion Post 214 Christmas Card Judging Contest
- By Press Release
![0311191359 HDR](/images/18-08/images/0311191359_HDR.jpg)
Post Commander Clyde Rector, far right, looks on while First Vice Commander Pete Bellinger and his wife judged high school entrees for Major Rudolf Anderson, Jr. Post 214 Christmas Card Contest to be used for 2019 Chirstimas Cards sold by the Post.
Begorra There, Let's Have Some Dancing!
- By Holly Sheen
You are invited to...
An Old-Fashioned War Between the States Ball!
September 7, 2019
Earlybird Single Gentlemen Discount: $50
Earlybird Registration Deadline: July 31, 2019
Regular Registration: $69 Per Person
Single Gentlemen Discount: $54
Registration Deadline:
September 2, 2019
Is Income Inequality Fair?
- By Walter Williams
Some Americans have much higher income and wealth than others. Former President Barack Obama explained, "I do think at a certain point you've made enough money." An adviser to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez who has a Twitter account called "Every Billionaire Is A Policy Failure" tweeted, "My goal for this year is to get a moderator to ask 'Is it morally appropriate for anyone to be a billionaire?'" Democratic presidential hopeful Sen. Elizabeth Warren, in calling for a wealth tax, complained, "The rich and powerful are taking so much for themselves and leaving so little for everyone else."
Ilhan Omar and America’s Dilemma
- By Mike Scruggs
![Ilhan Omar, Democrat U S Representative from 5th District of Minnesota. Elected 2018. Ilhan Omar, Democrat U S Representative from 5th District of Minnesota. Elected 2018.](/images/Omar_0078.jpg)
Open Doors and Fifth Columns or Tough-minded Liberty?
Ms. Ilhan Omar has only been a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for two months, but she has caused quite a stir and represents a dilemma facing the United States. She recently told an audience in Washington that “I want to talk about the political influence in this country that says it is OK to push for allegiance to a foreign country.” She did not say so directly, but her context was about the relationship between the United States and Israel. Tweets and other context soon revealed that Omar was anti-Israel and anti-Jewish.
True Authority Under God
- By Ben Graydon
So, someone is telling you what to do (and you’re not a child, and he’s not your parent). The truth is, unless you are violating the law of God, the only thing that gives that person any authority over you is your agreement to grant him authoritative status. He has no true (“because I said so”) authority.
The lesson of scripture (I Cor. 7:21) is that we should avoid people and institutions that presumptively assume authority over us if we have the opportunity. We have no king but Jesus!
A Warning from a Former Marxist
- By Joseph M Bianchi
I was attracted to Marxism at a very early age. It was more than simply early teenage rebellion. In a world of many choices, I felt that perhaps Marx had found the key that unlocks human existence. I had already rejected the Catholicism of my youth, and at the ripe old age of ten had declared myself an atheist.
The philosophy of Marx seemed to fill the void that main stream religion had left. Ok, I had concluded that there is no God, but there still had to be a reason why we were here, and why men and women acted the why that they do. Marx provided the answer: economics. Landlord to tenant, boss to worker, government to citizen; there was a hierarchy of economic unfairness—and this tension between the have and the have-nots had been going on for millennia.
Is The U.S. a Republic, a Democracy, or “Something Else”?
- By W.H. Lamb
Last time we discussed the political spectrum, i.e. what forms of political organization were on the left, center, and right of that imaginary line. We concluded that the U.S., as officially a Constitutional Republic, was about in the middle of that spectrum. Most unbiased and honest political analysts and historians would more or less agree with that placement. But are we truly a “middle-of-the-road” country? Increasingly, I’m confused as to where the government of our country really fits, and I don’t think that I’m alone in my quandary.
Dems at the End of Their Trope
- By Tony Perkins
They’ve been one of the Democrats’ most reliable constituencies, but there are probably a lot of Jewish Americans who went to bed last night with some deep misgivings about the party they call home. For years, the only way this community has survived the Left’s growing anti-Semitism was to ignore it. But after the betrayal of this past week, it’s clear to everyone: that’s no longer an option.
Tens of thousands of potholes filled – or just funny numbers?
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
If you ask the S.C. Department of Transportation how many potholes it fills statewide, all the agency can do is give estimates.
DOT says it patched an estimated 57,300 potholes statewide from Jan. 10 to Feb. 19 at a total cost of $3.6 million, the agency told The Nerve on Thursday in response to a state Freedom of Information Act request for records about its heavily publicized “Pothole Blitz.”
Duncan Opposes Democrat Takeover of Elections
- By US Rep. Jeff Duncan's Office
Washington, D.C. – Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03) released the following statement after opposing H.R. 1, the so-called “For the People Act.”
“Do not be fooled by the title of H.R. 1 which passed the House of Representatives today. The “For the People Act” would be more appropriately named “For the Democrats Act.” This bill is a wolf in sheep’s clothing and an attempted power grab by House Democrats to centralize power in one place – Washington – and as far away from the people’s hands as possible. This bill imposes dangerous limits on free speech, provides government subsidies for campaigns, implements unconstitutional mandates, and weaponizes the Federal Election Commission (FEC) against conservatives.
Throwback Thursday: Selling Lawmakers’ Economic Development Piggybank
- By The Nerve
Lawmakers have now created two separate committees to explore the sale of state-owned utility Santee Cooper. One of those committees (formed by the Senate) met last Tuesday and requested to spend roughly $193,000 to gather more information before taking official action. In light of this reluctance to move toward a sale, it’s important to remember that lawmakers are not just discussing the future of a state-owned public utility, but that Santee Cooper also functions as an economic development machine for the state.
BJA Middle School Robotics Team Places First at Palmetto State VEX Robotics Competition
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones Academy’s Middle School robotics teams, Light Brigade and Alpha and Omega, placed 1st and 14th respectively out of 49 teams at the end of the qualifying rounds at the Palmetto State VEX Robotics Competition held Saturday, Mar. 2, at Dutch Fork Elementary School in Irmo, South Carolina. Both teams entered the elimination rounds with the Light Brigade continuing on to win the state championship.
ACTION ALERT: WA Comprehensive Sex Ed Bill Hearing
- By USPIE
Oppose 5395-CSE at March 12th Hearing
Posted by Washington State Parents Involved in Education
Urgent call to action! Please attend and oppose SB 5395 – Comprehensive Sex Education at the House Education Comm Hearing on Tuesday, March 12th at 8:00am.
South Carolina Export Sales Top $34 Billion in 2018, Achieve Nninth Consecutive Record Year
- By SC
State remains top exporter of tires and completed passenger motor vehicles
COLUMBIA, S.C. -- For the ninth consecutive year, the state of South Carolina set a record for total export sales in 2018. Today, Gov. Henry McMaster, the S.C. Department of Commerce and the S.C. Ports Authority announced that the state's 2018 export sales totaled $34.6 billion, according to data from the U.S. Department of Commerce. The figure represents a 7.5 percent increase over the 2017 total.
Pickens County School Board District #7 Candidate Endorsed by USPIE Action
- By Johnnelle Raines
Pickens, South Carolina -- United States Parents Involved in Education ACTION (USPIE Action) announced its endorsement today of South Carolina conservative leader Philip Healy for the Pickens County School Board District #7 seat.
Faith Organization Says House Resolution Condemning Hatred Must Include Anti-Christian Bigotry and Persecution of Christians
- By Christian Defense Coalition
According to the Pew Research Center, Christianity is the most dangerous and persecuted religion in the world with nearly a quarter of a billion Christians facing bigotry, harassment and violence.
BJU Graphic Design Students Win American Advertising Federation Awards
- By Randy Page - BJU
![Brian Biggs Brian Biggs](/images/Brian-Biggs.jpg)
Fourteen Bob Jones University graphic design students were presented awards by the American Advertising Federation (AAF) Greenville chapter at the annual AAF Gala Saturday, Feb. 23.
The American Advertising Awards Competition is a three-tiered national competition conducted annually by the American Advertising Federation. The competition is the advertising industry’s largest and most representative competition for both professional and student creative excellence.
Lawmakers Usually Find It Easy Getting Other Government Gigs
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
Ex-S.C. Rep. Mike Pitts’ decision this week to drop his quest to become the next director of the state land preservation agency is a rarity compared to the steady stream of former lawmakers who glided into high-paying government jobs.
The Laurens County Republican, who last year was the House Ethics Committee chairman and had been in the House for 16 years, announced his resignation from the Legislature in early December, effective Jan. 3, after accepting an offer from the state Conservation Bank board to become its next director. Under state law, eight of the bank’s 14 board members are appointed by the House speaker and Senate president pro tempore.
Thirteenth Annual Run, Walk, & Roll on April 27, 2019 at 9:00 am
- By Washington Center
Washington Center students are working hard to get the word out by filling envelopes and preparing flyers. Please save the date for our Thirteenth Annual Run, Walk, & Roll on April 27, 2019 at 9:00 am on the campus of Washington Center. We are excited to show case our ADA compliant nature trail for this event. Our certified USATF course will offer a 5k race, 5k relays with 2 or 3 runners, and a fun walk around our trail. This event is an opportunity for our community to join with the children, families and faculty of Washington Center to support our students and school.
ISIS Bride Is Not an American Citizen
- By John & Andy Schlafly
The case of the ISIS bride, Hoda Muthana, could result in a landmark ruling on what it means to be an American citizen and who has rights to that precious status. After spending five years in Syria with ISIS, the terrorist group also known as the Islamic State, Ms. Muthana wants to come back to the United States.
She was born in New Jersey to parents who had come here from Yemen under diplomatic immunity. Her father had worked for Yemen’s mission to the United States.
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