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Pizza and Politics with SC Attorney General Alan Wilson
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Bannon Fires Up Greenville GOP at County Convention
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- By Terry M. Thacker - TE Reporter
War Room host and former Trump strategist Steve Bannon spoke without notes for nearly forty minutes on Monday night to a crowd of several hundred GOP delegates and visitors at the bi-annual convention of the Greenville County Republican Party.
Bannon, who received two standing ovations, was the evening's keynote speaker and was preceded at the podium by South Carolina Congresswoman and potential gubernatorial candidate Nancy Mace and embattled state treasurer Curtis Loftis, who said that he was not giving up and was running for another term, despite opposition from members of the state Senate.
Bannon spoke out against the 'Deep State' and the RINO's (Republicans in Name Only) and praised the members of the audience for taking power “back from the establishment.”
Overbearing Judges Get a Wake-Up Call from Congress
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
Americans didn’t vote for James Boasberg in last year’s presidential election, but that hasn’t stopped him from trying to commandeer Donald Trump’s job. Like almost 20 other district court judges, Boasberg became a household name when he decided to slam the door on the president’s deportation strategy, overruling the entire executive branch in a breathtaking display of judicial activism. After three months of this “judge-made law,” as John Fund calls it, Republicans have had enough.
Of course, the president is no stranger to abuse at the hands of the nation’s lower courts. “More than two-thirds of all universal injunctions issued over the past 25 years [have been] levied against the first Trump administration,” Senator Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) points out. Instead of pausing a policy for the parties involved in the lawsuit, more benches are taking a sweeping approach, applying their judgments nationwide — and handcuffing the president from carrying out his agenda in the process.
Eagle Forum Supports Compromise on Paired Voting Applauds Speaker for Protecting House from Unconstitutional Proxy Voting
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- By Kris Ullman - President of Eagle Forum
After an attempt to change the House rules to allow Members to vote on legislation while not physically present, Eagle Forum is pleased that the issue has been resolved without reinstating proxy voting. Instead, the House adopted a resolution to clarify that Members who miss votes can use “vote pairing” to announce how they would have voted had they been present.
“We are grateful to Speaker Johnson for his steadfast defense of the Constitution and to Representative Luna for her compromise resolution. By bringing back vote pairing, Members will be able to officially declare their position on missed votes, providing constituents with valuable information,” said Kris Ullman, President of Eagle Forum.
‘One, Big, Beautiful Bill’ Sputters, Sending House Leaders Scrambling for a Solution
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- By Suzanne Bowdey - The Washington Stand
Update 4/10/25, 1:02 p.m. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Senate Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) held a joint press conference Thursday morning announcing a potential deal over $1.5 trillion in cuts. The bill passed the House hours later by a 216-214 vote.
When House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) challenged Speaker Mike Johnson to a one-on-one debate over the budget plan, he meant it as a dare. But after weeks of arguing with his own party, a conversation with Democrats might be a pleasant change of pace for the Republican.
The Louisianan would certainly be practiced up after days of tense cross-talk over the framework to start delivering on the president’s agenda. For the GOP, there hasn’t been a break from those strained discussions, not even at Tuesday night’s National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) gala, where President Trump unleashed on his party’s holdouts for claiming the Senate bill doesn’t go far enough on things like spending cuts and deficit reduction. To the dozen or more conservatives who didn’t commit to backing the other chamber’s bill to unlock the reconciliation process, the president’s message was a biting one.
Eagle Forum Seeks to Defund Planned Parenthood Through Reconciliation Package
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- By Eagle Forum
Planned Parenthood’s Demise?
Republican Members of the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate have been working diligently on the process known as reconciliation that will allow a tax and spending bill to be passed with simple majorities. The next step in that process is for the House to agree to the Senate’s version of a budget resolution, despite different levels of spending cuts. Thankfully, both chambers and the White House have found areas of unity — the need to protect taxpayer money from waste, fraud, and unpopular spending. One such issue is the need to prevent our hard-earned money from being used to promote and perform abortions.
Protecting Your Property: Greenville County’s FraudSleuth Alert System
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- By Benton Blount - Chairman of Greenville County Council
Property fraud, often referred to as “land fraud,” involves the unauthorized alteration or filing of property records, such as deeds or mortgages, for personal gain. This type of fraud can lead to significant financial loss and legal complications for property owners.
To combat this, the Greenville County Register of Deeds offers FraudSleuth, a proactive alert system designed to notify citizens of any recorded activity associated with their names. By enrolling in this free service, residents can receive timely email notifications whenever a document is recorded under the specified name(s), enabling prompt detection and response to potential fraudulent activities.
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