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Political
What's Happening at the Statehouse This Week
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- By SC Policy Council
This week, things in the State House are beginning to speed up as both chambers will likely vote on a number of significant bills. The joint committee evaluating offers to buy Santee Cooper is also scheduled to meet.
In the House, lawmakers have fast-tracked a bill that would create a powerful mini-government within the Tri-County Technical College for the purpose of driving economic development. This new entity – called an “enterprise authority” – would have the power to issue revenue bonds on behalf of the college, collect fees for undefined purposes, and possibly even exercise eminent domain. If passed by the House, it will go to the governor’s desk.
A Perfect Opportunity To Contrast With the Secular Left
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- By Erick Erickson - The Resurgent
Ralph Northam should probably resign for lying in his press conference. I’m not sure what was more embarrassing, his excuse or almost beginning the moonwalk till his wife stopped him.
As for the picture itself, Ralph Northam and the rest of us are thirty-five years removed from it and we owe it to the man to judge him on the conduct of his life, not on a photograph. This is the perfect opportunity to contrast our values from the secular left.
Congress Should Censure VA Governor Northam
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- By Phyllis Schlafly Eagles
St. Louis, MO: "Congress should use their effort to reject truly vile rhetoric like that of Virginia Governor Ralph Northam this week rather than censure the misquoted Rep. Steve King," said Ed Martin, president of Phyllis Schlafly Eagles. "The truly stomach-turning description of infanticide that Gov. Northam gave this week in defense of a late-term abortion bill in the Virginia House deserves the strong disapproval of every member of government and the action of every American.
Student Leaders, Social Justice Organization and Women's Health Clinics Outraged by Governor Northam's Support of Violence Against Children and Infanticide
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Groups to seek face to face meeting with Virginia Governor Northam and hold news conference announcing public campaign against recently proposed abortion legislation.
The news conference will be held on Friday, February 1, at 1:00 p.m. at the entrance to the Patrick Henry Building located at 1111 East Broad St. in Richmond, Virginia where the Governor's office is located. (The South side of the building.)
Parental Rights Amendment Introduced in U.S. House
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- By Christian Newswire
WASHINGTON -- Representative Jim Banks (R-IN) yesterday introduced on the floor of the U.S. House a resolution proposing a constitutional amendment to protect parental rights. Joining Rep. Banks on the measure, House Joint Resolution 36 (H.J. Res. 36), were fifteen original cosponsors representing districts from around the country.
SCDOT Plan for Gas-Tax-Hike Money Focused onInterstates
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
The state transportation department plans to spend well more than a third of gas-tax-hike revenues on widening and repaving interstates instead of using those funds to repair crumbling community roads and bridges – as promised by lawmakers – according to an agency document obtained by The Nerve.
In a PowerPoint presentation to the South Carolina Asphalt Pavement Association at the trade association’s conference in Columbia in January 2018 – nearly seven months after the gas-tax-hike law took effect – the S.C. Department of Transportation projected that:
Gov. Henry McMaster Releases Opioid Emergency Response Plan Progress Report
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- By SC Governor's Office
S.C. Opioid Emergency Response Team Completes First Update to Comprehensive Report
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Governor Henry McMaster today released the first Opioid Emergency Response Plan Progress Report. The Progress Report comes as an update to the original Opioid Emergency Response Plan, which was released by the South Carolina Opioid Emergency Response Team (SCOERT) in June of last year. Governor McMaster created the SCOERT by executive order in December of 2017 in order to harness the full force of South Carolina’s emergency management infrastructure to address the opioid epidemic.
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