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Political
Why Illegals Are Crashing the Border
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- By R. Cort Kirkwood - The New American
The Axios website purported to tell readers yesterday “why the migrant crisis is happening now” at the southwest frontier of the United States.
Some of what it reported is right. Some of it wrong.
But one thing the writer did correctly assess, if for the wrong reason, is the situation. It is a crisis ... for Americans.
Ask Your Congressman to Vote NO on the Threat to our National Security
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- By Eagle Forum
This week the House of Representatives votes on H.R. 2500 or the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2020 (NDAA) and the Speier Amendment. Although, the NDAA is necessary to fund our nation’s defense Democrats have insisted on using the legislation to advance their anti-Trump and gender redefining agenda.
SC Legislative Update
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- By SC Rep. Bobby Cox
Thank you for the honor to serve as your State Representative in Columbia. With the first session of the 123rd General Assembly complete, I am including an update on the South Carolina House of Representatives major efforts this past session. I’ll also lay out efforts for the off session such as getting answers to our roads’ situation. This is a long note packed with info. I’ve tried to keep you informed throughout this session of what is going on in Columbia and will continue to do so.
“Betsy Ross” Flag Flap Just Latest in Left’s Assault on America
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- By Steve Byas, The New American
The Betsy Ross flag flap is just the latest salvo fired in the Left’s war on the Founding of the United States.
When the movement to wipe out all the flags, statues, street names, and the like of people and symbols associated with the late Confederate States of America began, some observers of cultural trends warned that this Taliban-like effort would eventually make its way to the Founding Fathers, and indeed, the Founding of the country.
Free Speech Without Teeth
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- By Eagle Forum
As families across the nation are celebrating the United States’ independence, some are bracing themselves for the contentious topic of politics to be brought up at the weekend cookout. While these conversations may be distressing for some and enjoyable for others, we can all be thankful that our founding fathers established a nation where we can speak freely and disagree with others. However, freedom of speech is not always a given, especially on college campuses.
How One S.C. Senator Can Control the Appointment of County Magistrates
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
The S.C. Senate’s quiet move at the end of last week’s special legislative session to confirm Mike Pitts as a Laurens County magistrate surprised even some senators when the former state House member’s name was quickly read across the desk.
That’s likely because, in part, the appointment of the more than 300 magistrates in South Carolina is largely controlled by small county Senate delegations, which typically make their choices behind closed doors. In Pitts’ case, just one senator – Danny Verdin – has that power over Laurens County’s four magistrates.
Meadows Presented Award by Greenville County Republican Women
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- By Thomas Hanson
County Council member Willis Meadows was presented the Bob Dill American Conservatism Award by the Greenville County Republican Women's Club. Club President Julie Hershey, at left, made the presentation assisted by Program Director Racine Cooper.
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