House Passes Trafficking in Fentanyl Bill with Mandatory Sentences

On Feb 2, 2023, the South Carolina House of Representatives passed the Trafficking in Fentanyl Bill (H. 3503) by a vote of 96-21. The Bill was unanimously supported by the House Republicans.  The Bill includes the following mandatory minimum sentences for trafficking in Fentanyl: Between 4 and 14 grams of Fentanyl:  10 years minimum, not...

SC Senate Approves Education Savings Account Bill

The Senate voted 28 to 15 to approve the Education Savings Account Bill.  As written the bill would provide $6,000 to 15,000 students. The money can be used for private school tuition and associated costs such as Internet access, books and transportation.  If all 15,000 students were funded the program would cost a total of...

SEN Climer: Prevent China from receiving State Grants and Incentives

Senator Wes Climer has introduced a new law to prevent the South Carolina Commerce Department and SC Counties from awarding incentive or grants to any company that is opened or controlled by the People Republic of China or the Chinese Communist Party.     A BILL   TO AMEND THE SOUTH CAROLINA CODE OF LAWS BY...

Senator Johnson’s Campus Free Expression Act

Senator Michael Johnson has filed the Campus Free Expression Act, S.255. to protect all speech on campus. For too long conservative students have been limited or denied their right to free speech and expression on college campuses.  The Bill has been referred to the Committee on Education. A BILL To amend the South Carolina Code...

Drew McKissick Elected Co-Chairman of the RNC

South Carolina State Chairman of the Republican Party was elected as Co-Chairman of the Republican National Committee on January 28th.  Ronna McDaniel was re-elected as Chairwoman.  The full slate of officers is: Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel Co-Chairman Drew McKissick (SC) Treasurer K.C. Crosbie (KY) Secretary Vicki Drummond (AL)

CRT Bill Passes Sub-Committee

The K-12 Education Sub-Committee, chaired by Reaganite, Representative Raye Felder, passed House Bill 3728 Transparency and Integrity in Education Act by a 4-2 vote and referred it to the Committee on Education and Public Works.  The bill aims to stop public schools from teaching Critical Race Theory.  Representative Felder provided the following statement to WCNC...

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