Palmetto State Lawmakers Have Formed New Group - South Carolina ‘Freedom Caucus’ Launches!
Thirteen members of the South Carolina House of Representatives – and one U.S. congressman – have formed the ‘Freedom Caucus.’ The group was unveiled at a press conference at the S.C. State House.
https://scfreedomcaucus.com/
The South Carolina organization will be part of the State Freedom Caucus Network (SFCN), a national group formed by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to “fight federal overreach and stand firm against those – in both parties – who prioritize seizing political power over representing constituents.”
South Carolina’s Freedom Caucus is the third such organization to affiliate with SFCN – joining similar organizations in Georgia and Mississippi.
According to a media advisory provided to news outlets, the group is to be led by second-term state representative Adam Morgan of Taylors, S.C.. Morgan is listed as the chairman of the group, while state representative RJ May III of West Columbia, S.C. will act as its vice chairman.
Other members of the group include state representatives Mike Burns, Bill Chumley, Bobby Cox, Vic Dabney, Stewart Jones, Steven Long, Josiah Magnuson, Ryan McCabe, Melissa Oremus and Ashley Trantham.
U.S. congressman Ralph Norman – who represents the Palmetto State’s fifth congressional district in Washington, D.C. – is also listed as a member of the group. Norman was a member of the S.C. House from 2005-2007 and again from 2009-2017.
As longtime advocates for freedom and free markets, we are certainly pleased to see the formation of such a group! We look forward to the policies this group will endorse and are sure that they will consistently and effectively advocate for them. We pray that they will be able to achieve a great number of meaningful reforms.
Some of the very first things that we hope to see from this new organization is an aggressive commitment to comprehensive justice reform – accompanied by a commitment to competitive tax and spending policies, an end to crony capitalism and real school choice.
The bottom line - we wholeheartedly support the, "SC FREEDOM CAUCUS"! We ask that freedom-loving SC citizens support this new organization, just as much as possible!
Palmetto State Lawmakers Have Formed New Group - South Carolina ‘Freedom Caucus’ Launches!
Thirteen members of the South Carolina House of Representatives – and one U.S. congressman – have formed the ‘Freedom Caucus.’ The group was unveiled at a press conference at the S.C. State House.
https://scfreedomcaucus.com/
The South Carolina organization will be part of the State Freedom Caucus Network (SFCN), a national group formed by former White House chief of staff Mark Meadows to “fight federal overreach and stand firm against those – in both parties – who prioritize seizing political power over representing constituents.”
South Carolina’s Freedom Caucus is the third such organization to affiliate with SFCN – joining similar organizations in Georgia and Mississippi.
According to a media advisory provided to news outlets, the group is to be led by second-term state representative Adam Morgan of Taylors, S.C.. Morgan is listed as the chairman of the group, while state representative RJ May III of West Columbia, S.C. will act as its vice chairman.
Other members of the group include state representatives Mike Burns, Bill Chumley, Bobby Cox, Vic Dabney, Stewart Jones, Steven Long, Josiah Magnuson, Ryan McCabe, Melissa Oremus and Ashley Trantham.
U.S. congressman Ralph Norman – who represents the Palmetto State’s fifth congressional district in Washington, D.C. – is also listed as a member of the group. Norman was a member of the S.C. House from 2005-2007 and again from 2009-2017.
As longtime advocates for freedom and free markets, we are certainly pleased to see the formation of such a group! We look forward to the policies this group will endorse and are sure that they will consistently and effectively advocate for them. We pray that they will be able to achieve a great number of meaningful reforms.
Some of the very first things that we hope to see from this new organization is an aggressive commitment to comprehensive justice reform – accompanied by a commitment to competitive tax and spending policies, an end to crony capitalism and real school choice.
The bottom line - we wholeheartedly support the, "SC FREEDOM CAUCUS"! We ask that freedom-loving SC citizens support this new organization, just as much as possible!
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