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Keeping South Carolina Competitive

Keeping South Carolina Competitive

Complacency won’t bring more businesses or faster economic growth to a state where private employment growth rates have been surpassed by nearby and neighboring states. Policy decisions and government regulation should be analyzed and examined thoroughly to see what can be done to ensure future prosperity.

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Monday, October 26th 2009
by jtuch

Senator Lindsey Graham has teamed up with Massachusetts Senator John Kerry to push a job killing Cap and Trade bill. He joins President Obama and Speaker Pelosi pushing a scheme that raises taxes on your gasoline, raise taxes on your home heating and cooling and kills jobs by the thousands with government rationing of our energy -- all in the name of Al Gore's Global Warming alarmism.

You can fight back!

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Wednesday, October 21st 2009
by Tim Phillips

Sadly, Senator Lindsey Graham has turned his back on South Carolina families and small businesses and teamed up with Massachusetts Senator John Kerry to push a job killing Cap and Trade bill. He joins President Obama and Speaker Pelosi pushing a scheme that raises taxes on your gasoline, raise taxes on your home heating and cooling and kills jobs by the thousands with government rationing of our energy -- all in the name of Al Gore's Global Warming alarmism.

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Wednesday, October 21st 2009
by jtuch

AFP targets Senator Lindsey Graham, encourages grassroots to contact Graham and
urge him to vote No on cap-and-trade

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Wednesday, July 1st 2009
by jtuch

Charleston, South Carolina
Saturday, July 4, 2009
10:30am - 1:30pm
Cannon Park
261 Calhoun St.
Ron Parks (organizer)
843-291-8252 (organizer phone)

Columbia, South Carolina
Saturday, July 4, 2009
11:00AM - 2:00pm
State House
Main and Gervais
Allen Olson (organizer)
803-466-7217 (organizer phone)
website: http://teapartysc.ning.com/

Myrtle Beach, South Carolina
Saturday, July 11, 2009
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Grand Park @ Market Common
Farrow Parkway
Stephen Aldrich (organizer)
843-995-1012 (organizer phone)

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Wednesday, June 17th 2009
by jtuch

South Carolina keeps borrowing and spending money. But unlike other states who are lining up for federal funds, South Carolina is taking the money reluctantly:

After a long battle with state legislators, the South Carolina Supreme Court ruled Governor Mark Sanford must apply for $700 million in “stimulus” funds for the South Carolina school system. The most outrageous part of the story is that some schools say they do not need additional money and will put it in a reserve fund.

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