H.3217: Should The Ten Commandments Be Required To Be Posted In Classrooms?
This past week, a member of the media asked for our perspective on H.3217, a bill that requires all classrooms in South Carolina to hang a poster of the Ten Commandments on the wall. Our team thought long and hard about the morality and legality of such a requirement, and how that has played out…
Both S.C. Chambers Filed Their Versions of Bills to “Fix” SCDOT – And They Must Be Stopped
The South Carolina House and Senate have each filed their own versions of legislation to “modernize” the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT). Despite coming from different chambers, both bills share many bad parts. Rather than streamlining government, improving accountability, or reducing costs for taxpayers, both proposals expand government, raise fees and taxes, increase debt,…
Inside the Meltdown: GOP Backlash Derails South Carolina’s Incumbent Protection Act (H.3643)
January 21st, 2026 — The long-anticipated House Constitutional Laws Subcommittee hearing for the Incumbent Protection Act, also known as H.3643, delivered exactly what our team was expecting: establishment Republicans doing everything possible to pretend this bill isn’t designed to keep challengers off the ballot. Following the release of our exclusive article that first highlighted the…
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