r/southcarolina • u/Witty_Heart1278 • Sep 29 '25
News Off duty Beaufort County officer points weapon at kids
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He has been placed on leave. TW: guns and screaming
r/southcarolina • u/Witty_Heart1278 • Sep 29 '25
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He has been placed on leave. TW: guns and screaming
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r/southcarolina • u/Round-Ice-3437 • Jan 30 '25
"Daily Wire host Matt Walsh shut her down . . . making clear that he sees Mace as the "beneficiary of a DEI program," another reason, in his mind, to oppose diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts. He wrote: "The girlboss feminism routine isn’t just cringy. It also directly undermines our argument. The Citadel was a male-only space forced by law to admit females in the name of diversity and inclusion. That is the exact argument trans-identifying males use to invade female spaces." "Nancy Mace was literally a beneficiary of a DEI program. It’s a ridiculous and tone deaf thing to brag about in this moment."
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r/southcarolina • u/Cloaked42m • Mar 30 '26
For the first time in a very long time, South Carolina Democrats have a candidate running in every single House District and every single Executive Branch seat. This is an absolute amazing success. For the first time this millennia, South Carolinians will have a choice.
This was an absolutely herculean task that people said couldn't be done. They said it was impossible.
WE DID IT!!! LFG!!
r/southcarolina • u/Mean-Quail-6219 • 5d ago
… in a surprise to nobody with eyes and ears.
Graham’s homosexuality wasn’t the problem.
It was the blatant hypocrisy of being an obstacle in the progress of the very community he was a part of while reaping the privileges of being “family man” Christian.
The gay sex workers Graham hired even expressed concern over national security. Who was blackmailing Lindsey? Does his sister know?
r/southcarolina • u/snappydo99 • Oct 13 '24
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r/southcarolina • u/childlikeempress16 • Feb 21 '25
The SC total abortion ban bill scheduled to be heard by the House Judiciary Subcommittee on March 4 at 9am at the State House. No exceptions for rape, incest, or fetal anomaly. Makes doctors felons and prohibits common IVF practices.
Contact your legislators: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/legislatorssearch.php
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r/southcarolina • u/Striking_Barnacle_43 • 7d ago
While higher than the 2022 midterm, it was not higher than the 2024 presidential election.
r/southcarolina • u/oregongirl1111 • Aug 11 '26
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Do The People of S. Carolina agree with representative for South Carolina's 1st congressional district, Nancy Mace, that the First Amendment right to practice any religion you want shouldn't apply to American citizens of Islamic faith? And that Muslims should "go back to their country of origin" and we should ban immigrants from those countries?
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r/southcarolina • u/Witty_Heart1278 • Jan 16 '25
The five doctors who filed a lawsuit Wednesday in Charleston are asking a federal court to stop the state from enforcing the law or at least require law enforcement to defer to a woman’s doctors in cases of abortions for health reasons, the lawsuit reads.
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r/southcarolina • u/MatthewHensley • Feb 10 '26
In addition to quietly increasing immigration enforcement in places like the Midlands and Upstate, ICE plans to open new offices in Charleston and Columbia through a secretive process that included withholding normally public information while seeking potential landlords.
WIRED broke the story and has a broad look at what this means nationally, while The Post and Courier has a more in-depth look at the new Columbia office (in the building pictured), which caught local officials by surprise. There doesn't seem to be a lease yet for a Charleston office.
r/southcarolina • u/tasty_jams_5280 • Aug 30 '26
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