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Turning SC Around: Simple Steps

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7 comments

GrandTango January 15, 2014 at 8:45 am

The irony: FITS and Sanford, unlike us, had 8 freaking years of unadulterated POWER to change things. They told us they would, if we elected them.

The the most notable word to describe the Sanford-FITS reign is: Imorality!!!

Now these B@$*@*ds have ALL the answers, and er’body else is an oblivious Dumb@$$…

I’m not saying the GA is perfect. Far from it. But taking advice from Liberal-Tarians like FITS and Sanford may have something to do with the things that are F*#ked up….

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Smirks January 15, 2014 at 9:03 am

Shut up, moron, you cheered for Sanford’s win.

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Smirks January 15, 2014 at 9:06 am

Step 1: Pass a bill that creates a huge revenue hole with no solutions to fill it.

Step 2: Take taxpayer money out of public schools in order to fund people to send their kids to private schools, pretending that every child is going to have the same chance to go from a broken public school to a top private school.

Step 3: Await further instructions from ALG/Cato.

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CNSYD January 15, 2014 at 9:12 am

Speaking of scams, see Howie Rich’s voucher scam.

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Edgar January 15, 2014 at 9:59 am

The Legislature can show a small attempt at a good faith effort to clean up the corruption by not re-electing Jean Hoefer Toal as the chief justice in early February 2014. This election will go a long way to set the tenor of this Legislature.

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Optimist January 15, 2014 at 10:32 am

There is no solution to the ever growing state. It doesn’t matter if it’s “D”‘s or “R”‘s running things, government will grow. It will never shrink on its own.

The only solution is a fiscal disaster, which will be like a fresh breath of air for a while as the state apparatuses of oppression will be momentarily suspended.

It is at that time, that Crazy Eyes, aka Lee Bright, with his “goofy” idea of some sort of SC support for a precious metal standard be enacted, might look like a genius briefly.

Even a broken clock is right twice a day.

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Thomas January 15, 2014 at 1:59 pm

Not now honey, tax payers have a headache. Sen Shealy’s plan is brilliant, IF you can repair and expand our infrastructure (rail, interstate, modal logistics to and from our ports) to attract big corporations, have stable power usage rates from institutionalized state power company monopolies, and widen and pave roadways including sidewalks on secondary roads and all subdivisions improving quality of life with landscaped aesthetics throughout South Carolina all the while checkmating every red neck with 40 acres and a mule who wants 900k an acre with eminent domain property seizures, not to mention backward state and local government type reforms, then you can forget any dreams of business start up, corporate magnetism, or realizing our potential for this diamond in the rough, South Carolina.

And school choice can work only if we develop a well thought out post-secondary plan for success. Local Tech schools pump out nurses and JR college transfers for those who do not qualify for two years of HS remedial refresher course first! There is a real need to create scholarships for curricula newly created for two year vocational certifications, two year manufacturing certifications, and two year civil service training. But without a solid student body not damaged from years of institutional child academic abuses such as credit for doing home work, retaking tests, career tax payer leeches employed in unaccountable school districts, and then throw in wrecked family lives resulting from parents in prison for one time non-violent offenses, divorces, and substance abuse disorders, why bother?

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