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Governor Signs Bill Establishing 24-Hour Waiting Period Before Abortions

Columbia, S.C. – August 18, 2010 – Joined by state lawmakers and pro-life advocates at the Carolina Pregnancy Center in Spartanburg, Gov. Mark Sanford today signed H.3245, a bill establishing a 24-hour waiting period before abortions. The new law requires that a woman considering an abortion be given a full day to review materials objectively explaining what an abortion is and how to determine the age of an unborn fetus. “I believe life is sacred, and in the debate over when life begins, I think we as a society should always err on the side of life,” Gov. Sanford said.

Where do you stand, Vince? Today is the time for answers

Columbia, SC – August 18, 2010 – Vince Sheheen is holding his first public press event in months today. It’s a good thing, too – more and more unanswered questions pile up by the day about his liberal views and the votes he has taken as a career Columbia insider. Today is a perfect opportunity for Vince to start giving South Carolinians the answers he owes them: –  Where does Sheheen stand on Obamacare? Specifically, what would he do as governor to either speed or impede the implementation of the law? Would he reverse current state policy of not participating

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Where do you stand, Vince? What are Sheheen’s positions on suits to protect state?

Columbia, SC – August 16, 2010 – Right now, South Carolina is involved in three key lawsuits aimed at protecting the state’s citizens from wrong-headed federal policies. Each of the suits requires state resources to pursue, begging the question: as governor, would Vince Sheheen stand up for South Carolina, or would he kowtow to fellow liberals in the Obama Administration? Currently, South Carolina is taking on the federal government over three key issues: 1. Does President Obama’s socialized healthcare plan overstep state’s rights by forcing individuals to buy healthcare, and forcing states to spend more to support the plan? 2.

Payday case shows why Sheheen should release clients

Columbia, SC – August 13, 2010 – With news today that Democratic gubernatorial nominee Vince Sheheen will be raking in a share of $1 million in legal fees by suing an industry he regulates as a state Senator, SCGOP Chairman Karen Floyd renewed the call today for Sheheen to release his legal clients for public scrutiny. In 2007, trial lawyer Vince Sheheen joined a group of other trial lawyers – most of whom were Democratic legislators – to sue the payday lending industry. Today, it was reported that while the actual plaintiffs in the case may receive up to $100

The Power of Women

Women are storming the political scene. More than ever before, opportunities exist for women in this country to truly make a difference in the political process. Such a bold step onto the historical landscape should not only be noticed, but also encouraged by women in every walk of life. Coming together at this moment can create more opportunities for our future female leaders. Of course, the best way to make a difference is to start by influencing the community around you. Here in South Carolina, we have a remarkable set of women who are taking a profound stand in politics.