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Political
S.C. Agencies Sitting on Nearly $500M in Taxpayer Funds
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
As S.C. lawmakers plan to push a massive borrowing bill next year, they likely won’t publicly talk about the fat reserves that some state agencies have accumulated – including their own chambers.
State agencies collectively carried over about $484.5 million in general funds into the fiscal year that started July 1, according to S.C. Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom’s year-end report on the 2017-18 fiscal year.
That is roughly the amount of a taxpayer-backed bond bill that died in the Legislature last year, about half of which was designated for higher education projects. Lawmakers reportedly next year plan to introduce another bill to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars – which would fall on taxpayers to repay – for repairs at colleges and universities and other state-owned buildings.
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Gov. Henry McMaster Hosts 2018 Governor’s Opioid Summit
- By SC Governor's Office
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster on Sept. 6, 2018 hosted the 2018 Governor’s Opioid Summit, which included roundtable discussions and exhibits from healthcare professionals, state and local agencies, members of the South Carolina law enforcement community, and other experts and stakeholders. The event provided an opportunity for community leaders to collaborate on how to combat the opioid epidemic head on and how continue to improve the services South Carolina provides those suffering from opioid use disorder.
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Lieutenant Governor Bryant Leads Charge to Address Alzheimer’s as an Urgent Public Health Crisis
- By SC Lt. Governor's Office
Columbia, S.C. – Lieutenant Governor Kevin Bryant is pleased to announce that he has signed a resolution through the National Lieutenant Governor’s Association recognizing Alzheimer’s disease as a public health crisis impacting the nation’s health care infrastructure. By sponsoring this resolution, Lieutenant Governor Bryant and colleagues from 17 other states are leading the charge for a nationwide public health response to this crisis.
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Civic Sundays
- By SCGOP
Is everyone in your church registered to vote? The truth might shock you!
Research shows that there are millions of conservatives sitting in churches all across America who aren't registered to vote. Even worse, there are millions more who are registered but just don't vote.
Millions of them have moved, have old addresses and need to have their voter registration updated in order to be able to vote this November.
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President Donald Reagan?
- By David Brody
"Some critics see the President as being simple-minded. Rather, a number of his aides suggest, he is simplistic. That is, he reduces complications to simple symbols and images of good and bad, American and un-American. That allows him to cut through the complexities that bewilder and hold no interest for the general public, putting him squarely on the public's wavelength.”
When you read the words above, it sounds like an all too recognizable criticism of President Trump. But actually, The New York Times Magazine wrote those words back in 1985 about President Ronald Reagan. I’m not suggesting Donald Trump is Ronald Reagan or vice versa. But what’s perfectly clear is that both men have been described in very similar terms when it comes to how they see the world, how they tackle the tasks of being president and how they are viewed from an intellectual perspective. Hence, I give you: President Donald Reagan.
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Green Tech Solution, Inc Launching New Cherokee County Operations
- By SC Governor's Office
Recycling Plant to Create Approximately 200 Jobs
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Green Tech Solution, Inc today announced plans to locate new recycling operations in Cherokee County. The company’s $75 million investment is projected to create approximately 200 new jobs.
Green Tech Solution, Inc will be establishing a new recycling operation to collect and process a variety of materials, including plastics, scrap metal, electronics and more. Green Tech Solution, Inc is a subsidiary of Tianjin Sheng Xin Non-Financing Guarantee Co., Ltd., an investment company headquartered in Tianjin, China.
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E&C Presses Twitter CEO on Algorithms, Content Moderation
- By US House Energy and Commerce Committee
![US Rep. Jeff Duncan brings witness to show Twitter's Bias. US Rep. Jeff Duncan brings witness to show Twitter's Bias.](https://content.govdelivery.com/attachments/fancy_images/USHCEC/2018/09/2125928/2196124/duncan_crop.png)
The Energy and Commerce Committee, chaired by Rep. Greg Walden (R-OR), held a hearing on September 5, 2018 with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey to examine the company’s algorithms and content moderation process.
“We have a lot of questions about Twitter’s business practices including questions about your algorithms, content management practices, and how Section 230 Safe Harbor protects Twitter. In many ways, for some of us, it seems a little bit like the Wizard of Oz, and we want to know what’s going on behind the curtain. This summer, reports surfaced that profiles of prominent Republican Twitter users were not appearing in automatically populated dropdown search results, I think you mentioned that in your own testimony. This was after a member of this committee had her tweets and ads taken off the service because of a basic conservative message, and there are other examples that have been sent our way,” Chairman Walden said.
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- Congress is Funding Planned Parenthood and Not Funding the Wall
- California Assembly Bill Banning Counseling for Sexual Orientation Change Now on Hold
- Singing (Not Screaming) Support of Judge Brett Kavanaugh
- Millions of 'Invisible Women' Still Facing Heartache and Discrimination as Widows
- Senate Fails to Stop $500 million to Planned Parenthood
- Shame on Georgia's Medical Swamp
- South Africa Crisis