Flow Control ‘Don’t Tread on Me’ Lawsuit Update By Paul Gable FEBRUARY 13, 2013 6:00 AM The Horry County Administration Committee will hear an update at its Friday meeting on plans to hire a law firm to sue the State of South Carolina if the General Assembly passes legislation to outlaw solid waste flow control [Click here for the full article...]
News from Tampa, FL. Whether you are/were a supporter for Newt, Perry, Bauchman, Santorum, Paul or Romney, the steps being taken now at the RNC convention are killing the grassroots. Call your delegates at the convention and have them put a stop to these changes less there is no reason to even have a National [Click here for the full article...]
By Paul Gable, Grand Strand Daily Two of the most extraordinary events I have ever seen occur so close to an election happened this week in Horry County. The Myrtle Beach city council announced early in the week it will seek to have state legislators eliminate the sunshine provision on the one cent tourism promotion [Click here for the full article...]
SCGOP Statement on Candidate Certification FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE South Carolina Republican Party Contact: Matt Moore, Executive Director 803-988-8440 SCGOP Issues Statement on Candidate Certification Columbia, SC – The South Carolina Republican Party today issued a statement following the S.C. Supreme Court’s Noon, May 4 filing deadline: “On behalf of all South Carolina Republicans, I am [Click here for the full article...]
By Paul Gable The Horry County June 12th primary election ballots could have many blank spaces instead of candidates’ names if the South Carolina Supreme Court determines strict adherence with state law is required by all candidates. After the state Supreme Court agreed last week to hear two cases regarding challenges to candidate filings from [Click here for the full article...]
Friends of South Carolina, You have demanded that our state legislature fix our failing government structure, and they have failed to implement your recommendations! H3066, the so called “Restructuring” bill, will not give us the reform that will produce an opportunity for prosperity in the future. Contact your state Representative. Tell him or her not [Click here for the full article...]
by Eric K. Ward Feb. 29, 2012 Call it a disorder of the legislative state: In South Carolina, there is one set of rules for state legislators, and another set of rules for everybody else – even state and local elected officials. This double standard exists in the key realms of transparency, ethics, pensions and [Click here for the full article...]