By Linda HardmanLegislative Chair, DWGC The 126th Session of the General Assembly did not pass as many bills as they usually do (81 total—about half as many as in 2024) […]
Legislating in a red state is difficult enough. But it’s even worse with 47 in office and the Freedom Caucus driving the bus. Legislators in states like ours are emboldened […]
By Roxanne CordonierPrograms Chair/1st Vice President, DWGC Since the inauguration of Donald Trump, it feels like our world has been turned upside down. A recent headline in The Atlantic on […]
By Billy Webster Our congressman didn’t have the courage to return to our district during the recent recess to face the voters—his constituents—to explain the dangerous lack of transparency and […]
By Billy Webster Congressman William Timmons has taken an oath to uphold and defend the Constitution three times in his career. Upon his admittance to the South Carolina Bar, he swore, “to […]
By Laura HaightPresident, DWGC Democratic Women is organizing an effort to bring all the party organizations, communities, and issue-aligned nonprofits together to chart a path to 2026. What does that […]
By Billy Webster Last week, Tesla was hacked four times in as many days. There is a little-known annual hacking contest called Pwn2Own. It focuses on hacking automotive technologies and allows their researchers […]
By Laura Haight,President, Democratic Women of Greenville County Let’s talk a bit about the number 47. When she is elected, Kamala Harris will be the 47th president of the United […]
By Linda HardmanLegislative Chair, DWGC On September 11, The South Carolina Supreme Court issued a ruling that ended vouchers to private schools in South Carolina. In a 3-2 decision, the […]
By Laura HaightPresident, DWGC Every time I hear people use the “I don’t do politics” excuse for not wanting to discuss an important issue, it makes my head hurt. I […]