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We are honored and grateful to share that our upcoming SC Bill Reading Boot Camp is full. Thank you to everyone who registered. If you would like to join the waitlist for the next SC Bill Reading Boot Camp, please visit our website (listed on the image). We also thank all of you who support us and follow our work. We are here for you. Have a beautiful Sunday. Be blessed, and never stop speaking truth. ❤️

💥 PSW’s Legislative (House) Week Nine Wrap Up 💥 Bills Introduced: 17 Resolutions Introduced: 24 Sent to Senate: 3 bills + budget bill Regulations Received: 5 Enrolled for Ratification: 1 (H.4216) - The House spent just over 15 hours debating and voting to pass the largest budget in state history, which increased state spending by 5.2% over the 2025-2026 budget. - In an unusual move, the House placed H.4216 on special order after passing the budget, which will result in 23% blue collar workers receiving a tax increase, and 35% seeing no change at all. The remainder will see a decrease.

Coming up this week, another regulating social media bill. H.4591: Stop Harm from Addictive Social Media conservatruthblog.com/H.4591

How about permanently? Too radical?

❌Don’t vote for the governor candidate who champions: 🚫Adding more laws 🚫Centralized government 🚫Spending your money on their priorities 🚫Subsidies for their favorites More government “solutions” means less of everything that was yours to begin with.

📍S733: No Drag Show to Minors Bill coming up this week. Wednesday, March 25, at 11am. Senate Judiciary subcommittee Quick summary: This bill prohibits state agencies, political subdivisions, including school districts, or any entity that is supported in whole or in part by public funds from using public funds to host or provide a drag story hour or drag show attended by minors under the age of eighteen.

📍Informed Voting Tip: Treat your ballot like a job interview. Would you hire a nanny just because she interviewed well and gave you a good feeling? No. You’d check their references. Look at their history. Ask specific questions and note whether their answers are concrete, because the stakes are too high to focus on how good they make you feel. Treat voting the same. Campaign messaging is professionally designed to make you feel something (hopeful, inspired, fired up, patriotic, protective). Those emotionally charged words exist for one reason ⇢ to get you feeling good enough to select them. But feeling good about a candidate isn’t the same as knowing what they’ll actually do. Before you vote, run the interview: ✤What’s your actual track record? ✤Where’s the specific plan? ✤Who’s funding you, and what do they expect in return? ✤What have you done that proves you’ll follow through? Feel-good messaging exists to get you to stop asking those questions. Don’t let it.

Must read! @WatchPalmetto 🎯

📍Has anybody actually read the bill? Not reading the bill before supporting it has become a bad habit. People latch onto legislation like it’s a fandom, blindly cheering it on without ever cracking it open to see what’s inside. All it takes is a catchy title and a strong political label (“the most conservative bill in the country!”), and people are all in. No questions asked. Even worse, some will straight-up admit they won’t read it and still defend it to the death. That’s what this writer calls accepting it “as is.” “As is” is a legal warning. It means what you see is what you get. No do-overs, no refunds, no exchanges. You take the deal, flaws and future regrets included. If you want to accept something as-is in your personal life, sure, go ahead and gamble. Buy that sketchy car off Craigslist. Worst case, it’s your mess to fix. But legislation? That’s a whole different beast. A bad law burns not just the people who cheered it on; it burns all of us.

Was this one of the main reasons for this (not so perfect) bill - - to warm up passing a medical marijuana bill? 🤔

Who’s getting your vote for Governor?

📍The rule of law ⚖️ is diluted by more laws.

🫧 While reading the bill, ask 🤔 yourself who will ultimately hold the power 🏗️?

Heads up!

Repeat: Another law won’t fix this when current laws already allow it. Think mandatory reporting laws, carve-outs, no enforcement, and protection for agencies. The PBR H4757 won’t stop this either. The root is in current law, government environments and subsidies that entice parents to place their kids out of the home and into spaces where stuff like this will keep happening.

Can’t make this up.

📍S.831 passed 3rd reading in the Senate. More toll roads are coming soon!

🚘 We are hitting the road again! Co-founder @authenticalaina will be speaking at the Richland County LP meeting this Thursday at 7pm about corruption in South Carolina and the tyrannical bills that are currently pushing their way through the legislature. She will be sharing how you can create effective change, you won’t want to miss it!