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SC Treasurer Curtis Loftis's Response to Senate Committee Report this Past Tuesday
- By Curtis Loftis - SC Treasurer
Regarding Tuesday’s Senate subcommittee report, let me remind you that Senator Larry Grooms and his subcommittee members act with complete Senatorial immunity. They can say and do anything they like, and there are no consequences. There are no penalties for Senators, and no court action is available to me.
Unfortunately, a handful of State Senators are more interested in character assassination than solving problems that affect our State. Fortunately, most state leaders realize that problems are usually best solved at a conference table, not by grandstanding in front of TV cameras.
It should be obvious to everyone that the subcommittee would like to overturn the election of an executive branch official and install a puppet to control the funds of the state. Last night, the Treasurer’s Office invested $50.8 billion dollars, and wealthy special interest wants the power, income, and other “dividends” that come with control of the people’s money. The taxpayers of South Carolina should be very, very concerned.
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Judicial Reform for SC within Sight!
- By Josiah Magnuson - SC House Representative for District 38
We are within sight of judicial reform in SC! After years of effort with no bills on this topic ever allowed a hearing, the power of the good-ol-boy attorneys in the legislature is cracking. For the first time, a subcommittee hearing is being held in the House on Thursday morning at 9am.
The bill being addressed (S1046) has come over from the Senate where Sen. Wes Climer took a courageous stand to say he would filibuster the judicial elections until a judicial reform bill was brought to the floor! This is yet another example of how it is courage, not weakness, that gets things done in Columbia. Change almost never happens unless somebody draws a line in the sand and is willing to take the arrows for it. I'm so grateful to Sen. Climer for being that person on judicial reform this year.
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William Timmons and Adam Morgan Set for Joint Appearance before Greenville County Republican Women
- By Press Release
Candidate Forum for 4th District Seat Scheduled for April 29
Incumbent 4th District Congressman William Timmons and South Carolina Freedom Caucus Founder Adam Morgan will square off at a forum at the Greenville County Republican Women’s luncheon on April 29.
This is the first joint appearance by the two candidates for the 4th Congressional District seat before GCRW’s club. The event will be held at the Poinsett Club in downtown Greenville.
Each is seeking the GOP nomination for the 4th Congressional District seat. The GOP primary is June 11. Questions will be submitted by members of the GCRW to both candidates who will be given an opportunity to address issues of importance to Republicans in the area.
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BJU Presents Haydn’s The Creation
- By Courtney Montgomery - BJU
Bob Jones University will present Joseph Haydn’s oratorio, The Creation, April 18-19 in Rodeheaver Auditorium at 7:30 p.m.
Known as the “Father of the Symphony,” Haydn wrote The Creation, which depicts and celebrates the creation of the world as described in the Book of Genesis, in 1797-98. The work is structured in three parts and scored for soprano, tenor and bass soloists, a chorus and a symphonic orchestra. It was first performed in Vienna, Austria, in March 1799.
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