In today’s world of non-stop media coverage and big personalities, we can often forget it’s not always the people in front of the camera who make the biggest impact. Instead, it’s the people who work hard behind the scenes in the trenches, that more often than not, determine the success or failure of any endeavor. Glenn McCall is one of those people in South Carolina politics. Glenn McCall spent most of his childhood in Monroe, Louisiana and described himself as “a quiet kid growing up.” From an early age, though, he enjoyed working hard and, “doing chores to make money.”
Everyone has a story to tell. Some stories are good – but some are great. This is the story of Erika McDuffie, and it deserves to be told. Erika is 27 years old. She grew up in Greenville, South Carolina. Being raised by a single mother came with its challenges, but Erika learned to work hard. Due to her mother’s busy schedule, she spent most of her early childhood with her grandmother. Erika was very studious as a child, so much so that her grandmother deemed her kitchen table unusable from the scattered homework and open textbooks. Her grandmother, wanting
We were proud to meet with “The Governor” today — at least that’s what his buddies call William Galloway on the golf course. Congratulations to Will for being the South Carolina Republican Party’s first Republican of the Month! Will is a 16-year-old Blythewood High School junior. This past month, he was elected Chairman of the South Carolina Federation of Teenage Republicans (S.C. TARS) after serving as Vice Chairman last year. Working with S.C. TARS, Will has tirelessly engaged millennials in our state by highlighting both conservative values and Republican Party principles. But his political involvement in our state began even earlier. Will was born and
