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Political
Jeff Duncan's Faith and Freedom Barbecue
- By Thomas C. Hanson
Rep. Jeff Duncan conducted his eighth annual Faith and Freedom Barbecue in Anderson this past Monday night. You can watch videos and view a photo gallery at HERE.
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Duncan Responds to Senate Democrat Letter on Boeing
- By US Rep. Jeff Duncan's Office
Laurens, S.C. – Congressman Jeff Duncan (SC-03) responds to a letter sent by Senate Democrats regarding Boeing in South Carolina:
“It is infuriating that a group of Democratic Senators, all from the far left and not affiliated with our state, have taken an extreme interest in South Carolina’s workforce affairs. Businesses like Boeing, BMW, Volvo, and others come to South Carolina for our highly-skilled workforce, our fantastic business climate, and our right-to-work status. They don’t come to our state for a big government, socialist agenda pushed by the likes of Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders.
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Old Union Bleachery Site Being Studied
- By Willis Meadows
Two Clemson professors and twenty-two graduate students met with residents of Sans Souci at Sans Souci Baptist Church on Tuesday, August 28, to give information concerning a practicum at the old Union Bleachery site. This course of study by the Clemson students is their final course before graduation. They will be studying the core area of the old mill which consists of about sixty acres. It is understood that this is a challenging project.
The project will be divided into four stages. Students will do:
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Former Waste Driver Blows Whistle on Abortion Industry's Grisly Trade
- By Christian Newswire
"I watched them pull [the babies] out of the freezer with gloves on, put it in the red bag which is the bag they're supposed to and tape the box closed ... I didn't want to look at it. Not at all. I believe if I would've looked at it, I just probably would've walked off the job." - Former Stericycle waste truck driver
COLUMBUS, Ohio – Created Equal possesses testimony and audio recordings from several former waste drivers attesting to the fact that Stericycle continues to receive, transport, and dispose of aborted children.
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Open Borders Would Not Be Safe to Begin With If Allowed
- By Carroll Hughes
![Helicopters can be seen blowing down illegal drug cartel camps hiding in the mountains of Arizona, where they keep an eye out for US Border Patrol. Helicopters can be seen blowing down illegal drug cartel camps hiding in the mountains of Arizona, where they keep an eye out for US Border Patrol.](/images//18-08/Helicopter-Immigrants_0649.jpg)
Having lived close to the US/Mexico border for the last nineteen years we have seen many people and things that not only didn't look right; it just wasn't right. In the photograph there is a helicopter from some branch of the military or some other government bureau.
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S.C. Law, Contracts Offer Few Privacy Protections for Huge ‘Data Warehouse’
- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
If you receive health-related services from certain state agencies, chances are you weren’t told your personal information could be included in a massive “data warehouse” that lawmakers and their staffs have been allowed access to for years.
A state privacy law and inter-agency agreements for the 16-year-old database offer weak privacy protections for citizens who deal with S.C. agencies, a review by The Nerve found.
The issue is timely as lawmakers could return to Columbia next month to consider Republican Gov. Henry McMaster’s vetoes of the 2018-19 state budget, including a proviso that would create another “data warehouse” containing sensitive information on South Carolinians – and which lawmakers and their staffs could access.
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- Year 1 of the gas-tax-hike law: Hundreds of millions collected, little spent
- President Trump Is Opening Up New Affordable Insurance Options for Americans
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- Statement from Gov. Henry McMaster on the Passing of Sen. John McCain
- "Free Speech" on College Campuses
- Court Gives Dayton Abortion Facility 30 Days to Close
- Foundation Condemns Inhumanity of Eleventh Circuit Decision Striking Down Alabama Ban on Intact D&E Abortions