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Beach party
South Carolina government
$100,000 in tax $ to pay for "a group of German politicians to visit Grand Strand attractions and party at the Hilton Myrtle Beach Resort." Thu, Aug. 07, 2008
Speaker's right to keep trying
South Carolina Roadway
Is there any good reason, for this to be the only state in the nation that elects an adjutant general? Wednesday, Feb 6, 2008
Give The House credit
Department of Admin.
The state House of Representatives should get a round of applause for the work done last week to create a new Department of Administration. April 30, 2008
A way to fund school buses
South Carolina School System
State legislators shouldn't have to look far to find most of the money needed to continue the school bus replacement cycle... Thursday, April 10, 2008
Lawmakers can't keep avoiding tough budget calls
South Carolina Legislature
...not up for debate were all the pots of money the Legislature and state agencies have squirreled away.Sun, Apr. 13, 2008
That's Gotta Hurt...
South Carolina Road way
"Our Legislature's inability - or refusal - to provide for the needs of this state" Sun, May. 18, 2008
Sanford aims at reform blockers
Governor of South Carolina Mark Sanford
"The governor clearly is mindful that the entire Legislature is up for election in 2008. It's high time he got tough where it really matters... at the ballot box." (read full article)

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South Carolina Reform

ReformSC exists to draw attention to things that can and should change in our state - from an 1895 Constitution and a government structure that lacks accountability, to a pattern of unsustainable government growth that threatens our competitiveness today and our kids' financial situation tomorrow.

Legislators in Columbia recently finalized a $7 billion state budget for the coming year - funding some essential things like patrolmen and road construction, and some not so essential things, like an unaccountable "slush fund" that sends your hard earned tax dollars to legislators' pet projects across the state.

These poor choices by budget-writers have in effect forced both the Department of Education and the Department of Corrections to run deficits this year, even though overall spending has still increased more than 35% over the last four years. In addition to the spending issue, the question of restructuring remains unresolved - meaning our state falls further and further behind in an increasingly competitive world. A historic bill that would have increased efficiency and accountability by creating a Department of Administration was held up during the last days of session by Senators ostensibly beholden to the status quo.

Things can change, but we need your help.

Join us in this vital effort... because yours is the voice that matters!

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