Contributed by Jared Cason As a new member of the LP National as well as South Carolina Libertarian Party, I can say that there is a lot to keep up with on the county, state, and national level. I know …
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In the aftermath of the most recent mass shootings, lawmakers are, yet again, shaking their fists about guns and promising to “do something about this.” “This” is the tragic random violence enacted by deranged citizens. The anti-gun argument stretches from …
Photo courtesy WIS TV at this link. The S.C. State House is once again putting itself on the wrong side of history as it charges forward with, “The Story of America.” Through this initiative, legislators plan to 1) levy severe …
Photo by Jhefferson Santos on Pexels.com Political theater in Columbia this week has revived the Greek name for actors: hypocrites. The South Carolina legislature is advancing a pair of bills, one in each chamber, to remove annoying delays in capital …
The six-week abortion ban is a stunt. Lawmakers who support it know it. The special interest groups who support it know it. To be fair, the governor might not know it. Do South Carolina voters know it? While they stood …
NowWatching C-SPAN at 1:48 p.m. on Thursday, January 7th and a caller from Pennsylvania has just pleaded with President Trump to enact martial law. It is apparent that nobody really knows what the hell is happening at this moment in …
The first election I voted in was 1996 and I voted a straight-ticket for the Republican party. This year I led the South Carolina campaign for Jo Jorgensen, the Libertarian presidential candidate. The only woman running for President. The only …
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In the last two weeks we have seen shameful spectacles of political theatre. Outright lies told by the two old parties. Demonization of their opposition. Disregard for their own culpability. It’s as if all the people who took the stage …
Education was broken before COVID. Whenever there’s an entire region of your state called the Corridor of Shame because of government failure, you know something’s wrong. Poverty is blamed for the dismal outcomes in certain regions. An inability to attract …