I whine about South Carolina, yes. Rightoid, yes. Trump cultist, yes. Occupational license reform, yes. Decentralizationist, yes. Retard, yes.

Joined March 2019
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Orangeburg County has some of the HIGHEST violent crime rates in South Carolina — and it’s been that way for years under David Pascoe. Massive violent crime backlogs piling up in his circuit while he campaigns statewide for AG. South Carolina doesn’t need this failure and phony party-switcher in the Attorney General’s office. Reject Pascoe! #SCAG #NeverPascoe
It's our duty to always pursue...the truth. So, where has Democrat Solicitor @davidpascoesc been? Since 2025, he’s been traveling the state running as a Republican for SC Attorney General. The map ⬇️⬇️ tells the story. All campaign stops that he proudly posted about on his social media page. But back in his 1st Judicial Circuit: ❌ A backlog on cases ❌ A county in that district that has the 2nd highest violent crime rate in S.C. ❌ Not replying to simple FOIA requests If he can’t do his job as a Solicitor, he can’t be trusted to do the job of Attorney General. On Tuesday, VOTE NO to David Pascoe.
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Who will you vote for? Honestly, that decision belongs to you and you alone. If you’re afraid you’ll pick the wrong one, I suggest you get used to that feeling. Because most candidates, as soon as they win, abandon their campaign promises and either go with the flow of the political craziness or actively feed it. Why does that happen? Are they corrupt? Confused? Well-intentioned but clueless about how to fix things? Lacking the influence to do it? The answer to all is yes. So today, before you vote, spend 5 or 10 minutes digging into the candidates and learning about them. After you’ve done the research, go vote. But please don’t stop there. If your pick wins, that’s where the real voting begins. Connect with them. Follow them throughout their political career. So when they break their word, you’re ready to educate others, keep the political pressure on them to do better, or build enough strength to vote them out. The important vote comes after your candidate wins.
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Lindsey Graham will continue to get re-elected until a national public figure with near 100% name ID challenges him. Boomers here will dutifully pull the lever for him over anyone they don’t intimately know - virtually every candidate that has run against him doesn’t can’t understand this. You can waste your time traveling to as many little pointless republican social events as you want, have a big X account, throw out however much money you want, call him gay, allege hypocrisy, throw out insults, run attack ads that just remind people who already know that Graham exists, but until your name is more recognizable to on the ballot - they will go with the devil they know. Most X pundits have no idea how S.C. politics works. Graham has the broadest name ID and reach of any figure in the state. He’s as known to as many voters here as Trump. The older electorate here identifies more with their party than they do any candidate and they can’t imagine a bad Republican. In 15 years of politics and a lifetime in South Carolina I’ve talked to voters constantly who were: generally over 50, had no idea who was on the ballot, and would crawl over broken glass to vote in every election cycle. They walk into the polls, say they’re Republican, look for names they know, hit submit, and feel a sense of pride they did their civic duty. For them it’s as routine and essential as church every Sunday. Mark Lynch may be a great guy, or he may be awful. Frankly, I have no clue because pretty much no one knew who he was. Several just knew him as the “cocaine guy” because of Graham mailers that probably did more to boost his name ID than his campaign. That’s not a knock on him, it’s just reality. Votes he got were maybe 10% passionate people voting for him and 90% Graham protest votes. This is largely the same reason my dad lost to Mark Sanford in 2013 after Sanford left the country while governor to have an affair. In most states, this wouldn’t fly, but people in S.C. knew Sanford. Part of this is due to the fact that the GOP nationally has pretty much written off the state because it’s reliably red. There’s no real voter education or outreach beyond what candidates can scrape together - and the national GOP wanted Graham anyway. Sure, there’s other complicating factors but that’s the bulk of it. Graham’s result is the least surprising of this election cycle.
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The Trump/Netanyahu rift is kabuki theater…
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Hilarious that he thinks French people like Americans lol
Secretary @PeteHegseth took his kids to Normandy as he should. I wish every kid in America could go. They would see more American flags flying on French homes than in the U.S. on the 4th of July. They would see huge banners saying “Thank you for our freedom America” & “Welcome to our liberators” They would see the graves at Omaha Beach of heroes that saved the world. #DDay @SecWar 🇺🇸
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It’s just embarrassing to have Lindsey Graham representing us South Carolina. Good MAGA patriots have worked for years to take him down, he literally armed the Syrian Revolutionaries that created ISIS. He hates our morals and he hates us. I love Trump but I won’t vote for him.
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Where was your leadership during years of uninterrupted, still ongoing “woke” curriculum at UofSC, Clemson, and even K-12? The “conservative voices” that you continue to ignore belong to voters and parents whose children are being socially programmed with progressive ideology through state education. Only after a personal snub did you seize on the weakest, most superficial manifestation and only as campaign propaganda and an idle threat.
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If you live in South Carolina and get an election mailer from Palmetto Truth Project or Conservative Grassroots Network Election Fund, these are liberal groups masquerading as right-wing groups. They want to knock out the only conservative members of the legislature left: The Freedom Caucus. Every word is a lie. They voted the opposite. If you're a conservative, YOU should vote FOR whoever these groups are attacking. They know Freedom Caucus members don't have money to fight back because they aren't RINOs owned by liberal special interests. Please vote for Thomas Beach, Josiah Magnuson and Rob Harris if you live in their legislative districts.
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With respect, Congressman: you’re polling the internet to fix a problem you were elected to fix. Ways and Means writes the hospital tax exemption. You sit on it. The systems eating private practice aren’t for-profit. They’re nonprofit. Tax-free. “For-profit” is the decoy. The exemption is the heist. You don’t need our opinion. You have the pen.
Given the fact of today’s unaffordability of healthcare, what do people thinking about outlawing ‘For Profit’ Insurance Companies and Hospitals? Any profit made by these entities, literally makes medicine more expensive and less payment to those who actually deliver the care.
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Is anyone surprised that a leftist doesn't know how their own country works? Oh well, xe'll be in Norway soon enough
Minimum wage is still 7.25$, Gas is still 6$, instead of caring about American lives he cares about a reflecting pool. Fuck Donald Trump.
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Replying to @racistbilbo
Yeah they think it’s a conspiracy but then they’ll go into a long diatribe about CIA subversions in the 3rd world. You see them talk endlessly about the Cold War without ever mentioning the Soviets.
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This cannot be overstated. A MAGA advocate as the Governor of Iowa could lead the country in revolutionizing our agricultural system.
Wow, regenerative farmer Zach Lahn, an outspoken critic of agricultural pesticides and herbicides, is off to a roaring start in the Iowa Governor’s race. Would be massive for a MAHA candidate to pull off a win here
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We did it!!! Thank you IOWA! IOWA FIRST!
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The people want MAHA policies. It’s time to bring farming into the future.
TPUSA flexes its muscle again, true kingmakers. The podcast circuit seethes at them because they actually make a difference in the real world
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I’ve spent 4 years investigating corruption in SC politics. People keep asking who I’m voting for on June 9 so here it is. Primaries are where elections are actually decided, the laws governing your life, the transparency of your officials, & how deep they reach into your pocket.
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Replying to @captive_dreamer
They employ the same rhetoric against anyone opposed to their agenda, regardless of the relative levels of their opposition. Don't let them forget, and never believe that you can maneuver yourself into being accepted by them without total compromisation.
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Replying to @reddit_lies
Reddit is basically China's attempt at running a psyop.
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Most here know me from this viral clip— the Scout Motors debate. Back then, almost no South Carolina politicians (outside @SCFreedomCaucus) supported my stand. Today, candidates for governor are tripping over themselves decrying the deal & saying “Not on my watch!” I’m thrilled everyone has come around. This is progress. But let’s set the record straight— @RalphNorman was the only one who opposed the deal back then and stood with me when the attack ads were flying. @AGAlanWilson was silent and offered no support. He later endorsed candidates supporting this deal against me and other Freedom Caucus folks. @RomReddySC was MIA in the fight, and was funding McMaster and the Speaker who forced the deal thru and led the assault against anyone who dared oppose the lobbyists and bureaucrats. @PamelaEvette publicly criticized me at the time saying my opposition was just a political stunt and still defends aspects of the deal. Handing out $1.3 billion taxpayer dollars to a woke international company to make electric vehicles was always a risky gamble. After when Scout snubbed SC and located their headquarters in Charlotte everyone was scandalized. Now they are back with their hands out asking for another $200 million from taxpayers due to “cost overages.” This was predictable. Corporate welfare, cronyism, and government planning in the private sector do not work. Government doesn’t create jobs. We need a governor who gets that, and who fights even when it’s unpopular. We need a governor who leads.
My constituents told me to vote no on the $1.3 billion VW project ($400 million of which is taxpayer cash). But the swamp wants me to ignore those “back home.” I’ll always listen to my constituents far more than lobbyists, big corps, other legislators, or unelected bureaucrats.
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1/ Meet Kevin Guskiewicz: Clemson’s New President, passionate DEI advocate.
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A Mom in Tulsa called 3 health systems last week asking the price of her son's tonsillectomy. Health system A: "We cannot quote you a price." Health system B: "Pricing depends on your insurance." Health system C: "Our financial counselor will reach out after the procedure." No other industry in America gets to operate this way. Imagine ordering at a restaurant and getting the bill six weeks after dinner.
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