South Carolina has a strong tradition as a right to work state, and we also have a strong tradition of opposing federal intrusions. We MUST stand against Washington bureaucrats trying to kill South Carolina jobs. Growing our economy isn’t a partisan issue – and the Obama White House needs to recognize that. Thank you to our Republican Governor Nikki Haley, Attorney General Alan Wilson and U.S. Senators Lindsey Graham and Jim DeMint for standing up for South Carolinians in Washington today. On that note, here’s a short message I recorded earlier highlighting our Party’s opposition to big labor threatening South
Governor Nikki Haley Speaks At Chamber of Commerce.
May 11, 2011 – Columbia, SC Senate Majority Leader Harvey Peeler and Representative Alan Clemmons were honored this weekend at the SC Republican Party convention as the Republican Senator and Representative of the Year. They were given the Terry Haskins Award for their leadership on issues critical to South Carolina and their leadership in the SCGOP. Peeler has been a driving force for much of the Republican agenda in the Senate this year, championing voter ID, tort reform, government restructuring, protecting S.C. workers from union intimidation and solving our state’s budget crisis. In the House, Clemmons has worked tirelessly to
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley and a group of Republican senators demanded Tuesday that the Obama administration weigh in on the National Labor Relations Board’s complaint against Boeing, saying the complaint could jeopardize thousands of South Carolina jobs and the future of free enterprise in the country. The NLRB complaint alleges that Boeing decided to build a new 787 Dreamliner plant in South Carolina, a so-called “right-to-work” state, in retaliation against union workers in Washington state who had engaged in past strikes. NLRB Acting General Counsel Lafe Solomon is seeking an order to keep that production line in Washington state.
This amazing video, highlighting historic victories under Karen Floyd’s leadership, was shown at the Silver Elephant banquet and state convention. These wins happened because of YOUR hard work. THANK YOU!
It’s busy here at SCGOP headquarters. There’s a lot of energy and excitement about continuing our winning tradition. THANK YOU to all who have sent me congratulations and well wishes. Our party has a lot of momentum because of the hard work of so many of you, including former Chairman Karen Floyd. Many thanks go to her for serving our state and party. Below is a short video that I thought you would like to see. It demonstrates the achievements of the SCGOP during the past few years, and the winning tradition I am proud to uphold. Sincerely, Chad Connelly
SCGOP Chairman Chad Connelly on the key issues facing South Carolina Republicans: tapping our potential, countering Obamacare and fighting unions who are looking to steal SC jobs.
I hope you had a great weekend with loved ones. Happy Mother’s Day! First, I want to say “Thank You.” It is truly humbling to know the trust you have shown in electing me to serve our party as Chairman. We are blessed to have such a strong Republican Party in our state, and we have an incredibly exciting opportunity and challenge to make our party even stronger. That means not only preserving our incredible electoral gains, but also working to unite our party while strengthening our Conservative platform. South Carolina Republicans are principled, passionate, and focused on common sense
THE SOUTH CAROLINA FEDERATION OF REPUBLICAN WOMEN Invites you to the FIRST LADIES LUNCHEON Honoring the First Ladies of South Carolina Thursday, May 5, 2011 At noon Poinsett Club Greenville, South Carolina RSVP 864-246-4878 bspoe@charter.net The spouses of the presidential candidates participating in the debate have all been invited to be part of this luncheon. Special guests include: Former First Lady Iris Campbell SCGOP Chairman Karen Floyd and NFRW President Sue Lynch Mrs. Karen Santorum, wife of Senator Rick Santorum (2012 potential Presidential contender) Mrs. Debbie DeMint, wife of Senator Jim DeMint Honorary Table Sponsorship (table includes 8 seats and
Tomorrow night, the highly anticipated presidential debate will be held at the Peace Center in Greenville at 9:00pm. No more tickets are available for the event, but if you have already reserved tickets, please see the following important information: “Will Call” for presidential debate tickets will be located at the Gunter Theatre (right beside the Peace Center) tomorrow from 10:30am – 7:00pm. The theatre is located at 300 South Main St., Greenville, SC 29601. Please pick up your reserved tickets here. All guests should try to enter the Peace Center by 8:00pm. We are looking forward to seeing everyone at
