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- The Myth of Voting for the Lesser of Two Evils
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- Briefing Notes from the Ukraine and Persian Gulf Wars
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SC Gubernatorial Debate Watch - October 25th
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- By SC GOP
Author Mac Taylor Will Be Keynote Speaker at the GCRWC Luncheon
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- By Press Release
Mac Taylor, author of the book, "The Assault on Freedom in America, will be the Keynote speaker at the upcoming Greenville County Republican Women's Club Luncheon meeting on October 25th, at noon. It will be located at the Poinsett Club in downtown Greenville.
Mr. Taylor will be discussing the 11 fundamental assaults currently conducted against our freedom. This is a most interesting book that has been endorsed by both former State Senator David Thomas and Congressman Trey Gowdy. The book will be available for purchase at the luncheon.
Number of Higher-Paid S.C. House, Senate Staffers Increasing
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- By Rick Brundrett - The Nerve
The number of higher-paid staffers in the S.C. House and Senate keeps growing along with the annual chamber budgets.
The House employs 75 staffers earning at least $50,000 annually, compared to 58 in 2015, chamber records show. The Senate has 68 employees in the $50,000-plus group, up from 60 in 2015.
House Clerk Charles Reid and Senate Clerk Jeffrey Gossett receive $191,172 and $206,016, respectively, annually as the top administrators for their respective chambers. Including Reid and Gossett, 27 staffers in both chambers earn at least $100,000 yearly.
An Ariel View of Trump's Israeli Policy
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
The Trump administration doesn't mind breaking with tradition -- and this past Tuesday, America's ambassador to Israel, David Friedman, notched another first for the president. In another departure from his predecessors, Trump's diplomat had violated tradition by visiting the Samarian city of Ariel for a business event. Under past presidents, the U.S. ambassadors to Israel have had an unwritten agreement not to cross the pre-1967 borders.
52 Percent of Americans Say Abortion is a Sin
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- By Christian Newswire
ORLANDO -- A majority of Americans believe abortion is a sin, according to findings released today from the 2018 State of Theology survey: 52 percent of Americans agreed that abortion is a sin, compared to 38 percent who disagreed. Opposition to abortion has increased slightly since the 2016 State of Theology survey, when 49 percent said abortion is a sin.
The 2018 State of Theology survey was conducted for Ligonier Ministries by LifeWay Research, which interviewed a demographically balanced online panel of 3,000 American adults.
North Carolina 9 Dilemma: Prosperity and Progress or Obstruction and Hardship
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- By Jinger Kelly
Voters in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional district have a clear choice this November.
That choice is between prosperity and progress or obstruction and hardship, and it comes in the form of two very different candidates.
On the one hand, they can vote for Republican Mark Harris, who will support President Trump’s bold agenda that’s bringing real economic progress to the state. Or they can vote for Democrat Dan McCready, who will act as a rubber stamp for the Democrats’ obstructionist agenda.
Thirty-Five Lawmakers Awarded for Conservative Voting Records
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- By American Conservative Union Foundation
Alexandria, VA—The American Conservative Union Foundation (ACUF) has just released its ratings of the 2018 meeting of the Georgia General Assembly. ACUF’s Ratings—both federal and state—are an initiative of ACUF’s Center for Legislative Accountability. These ratings are designed to reflect how over 8,000 of the nation’s elected officials view the role of government and illustrate the differences between chambers of the legislature, while revealing lawmakers’ positions on a wide variety of issues that directly affect Georgians.
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- S.C. Universities Ppaying Lobbyists as Student Ttuition, School Debt Loads Rise
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- Break Specialists: GOP Uses Recess to Move Judges
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