Sharing an Untiring Determination to Live in the Freest State in America
RINO Hunt joined forces with the newly chartered Patriots Club last Thursday to make the desire of both organizations to “live in the freest state in the republic” a reality.
They agree that their shared goal is possible only if they “Hold elected officials, each other, and themselves accountable for demanding nothing less than their vision of the “freest state,” entirely and without compromise.
“We are resolute and untiring. We will not back down, and we will grow our numbers and our voice. And we will be an independent voice for freedom that is always the most powerful force in the State of South Carolina,” said Ashley Landis, President of the South Carolina Policy Council, who was guest speaker at the December 9 meeting of RINO Hunt.
A large number of those present at the meeting joined the Patriots Club or pledged to join and “help South Carolina break the chains of heavy-handed government.”
The Patriots Club, as part of the South Carolina Policy Council, will publicly take responsibility for monitoring government, and for informing and engaging others in our communities to become equally vigilant.
“We will not compromise our right to govern ourselves, to prosper through our own efforts and to be free from the heavy hand of the federal government.
“We will hold our elected officials fully accountable for their actions on our behalf, and we demand that they give citizens back the power they have taken, specifically our rights to:
Self-governance through checks and balances on power.
Prosperity through free enterprise.
Independence from Washington, D. C.
Individuals may join the Patriots Club or obtain additional information by going on line at scpolicycouncil.org or by writing the South Carolina Policy Council, 1323 Pendleton St., Columbia, South Carolina 29201. Membership is $100 annually or $10 per month.