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South Carolina GOP “Power Play”
You have to watch the video below if you want to fully understand the ridiculous nature of what the SCGOP “establish” does.
There at two major parts to H 4066 (HERE) which was filed this past Wednesday, and had a hearing the next morning at 9AM (unheard-of!!!).
Now this is incredible. You can read all about it in the article below from our friends at Palmetto State Watch … but watch the video. This “Election” bill was filed at 3PM on Wednesday, added to an agenda at 5PM … and had a sub-committee meeting with TESTIMONY from nonother than DREW MCKISSICK at 9AM the next morning.
Don’t let anyone ever tell you legislation “takes time” to get through the system. The SC House BROKE ITS OWN RULES (or at least bent them substantially) to move this at the speed of light with the hope nobody noticed it.
Read the details below from Palmetto State Watch … but we have a few suggested AMENDMENTS our legislators should all support coming on this bill that will FLIP the the bill on its head. Drew opened a can of worms in his efforts to cheat #WeThePeople … but let’s turn it into good.
#1. The bill seeks to quash any primary election appeals within the SCGOP by requiring a$5,000 bond. The reason? It is too expensive for the SCGOP to hold a meeting of the State Executive Committee in Columbia with a room that will hold 100 people and provide snacks. Seriously, that is in the video. [And the most ridiculous thing about this bill … if the “jury” rules against your appeal, the “jury” keeps your $5,000 bond!!! How is that for the new American Jurisprudence. Shame on Drew McKissick!!!]
#2. The bill seeks to consolidate “power” (for lack of a better term) behind Drew McKissick by reducing the influence of LARGER “Republican” Counties. The reason? Drew McKissick can’t find a venue in Columbia SC that will hold the 2,000 people a large SCGOP Convention would need. Seriously … he can’t find a venue … and he is admitting he wants a SMALLER SCGOP CONVENTION!?!?!?!
As we teach … they want to keep it small to control it all!!!
We will let our ELECTION INTEGRITY friends take the lead on fixing the (#1) the election appeal provisions … but we have the FIX for (#2) Drew McKissick’s attempt to consolidate his “power” …
… AND WE THANK #fireDREW FOR OPENING THE DOOR FOR US!!!
Had Drew McKissick not tried this “power play”, no one would be talking about this issue … and now EVERYBODY is, so thank your DREW!!!
First … look at what he is trying to do with H 4066:
It is clear what SCGOP Chairman Drew McKissick is attempting to do with H4066 is to consolidate his “power” by taking delegates away from conservative “Republican” areas and spreading it around to smaller areas (where he has “personal” influence) and to DEMOCRAT areas of South Carolina.
THE FIX:
Fortunately, Drew McKissick’s crazy “power play” has now opened the door for us to FIX what is wrong with the legal representation structure of the SCGOP in the first place … and here are the two major fixes that are now being proposed:
It is clear what SCGOP Chairman Drew McKissick is attempting to do with H4066 is to consolidate his “power” by taking delegates away from conservative “Republican” areas and spreading it around to smaller areas (where he has “personal” influence) and to DEMOCRAT areas of South Carolina.
1. DELEGATE VOTER BASE AMENDMENT: H4066 takes convention delegates away from large counties and transfers them to small counties where Drew McKissick has more “personal” influence. Like the US House and SC House of Representatives, there is no +2 (current) or +3 (H4066 proposed) provided additional representation to smaller counties. Delegates should be based on actual party voters … the actual constituents of our representatives … and that can easily be done using the previous November’s “top of the ticket” voters (i.e., the Presidential race & SC Governor’s race). This is exactly how State Law already allocates PRECINCT DELEGATES (using “R” voters, not population).
2. STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AMENDMENT: Why does Greenville County with 108,222 Republican voters in the 2022 Governors race have 1 vote on the SCGOP State Executive Committee, while Allendale County which had 562 Republican voters in the same race have 1 vote? Greenville has literally 192 times more Republicans than Allendale, but the same representation one the State Executive Committee? That is clearly not fair and just on example of the inequities of the system designed to protect moderates. Like your local County Legislative Delegations, votes should be allocated (as with convention delegates, and as now done in the SC Senate having constituent based districts as opposed to one vote per county).
Drew McKissick’s GREEDY “Power Play” just may get this whole system FIXED for #WeThePeople!!!
– By Jeff Davis
The end date was August 30th, 2021.
If you have questions about America’s military and foreign policy decisions under President Donald J. Trump, I would highly encourage you to watch the newly released 57-minute Wall Street Journal Opinion documentary, The Path to Zero: The Withdrawal From Afghanistan.
Produced by Michael Park’s Palladium Pictures (HERE), the film examines the decisions and events that led to the chaotic U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021. It traces the collapse of the Afghan government, the frantic evacuation effort at Kabul’s airport, and the deadly Abbey Gate bombing that claimed the lives of 13 American service members.
What makes the documentary especially important is how quickly many Americans have forgotten those events under the previous Biden Administration. They question the direction of President Trump on international affairs … while forgetting exactly how embarrassing things were just 5 years ago.
The Path to Zero is available to watch free on The Wall Street Journal Opinion YouTube channel (HERE).
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Between the “Write-In Ralph” movement and the television ads for Democrat Annie Andrews during Labor Day weekend football games, we’re seeing a lot of angst about the potential outcome of the November 3rd U.S. Senate election here in South Carolina.
Before folks get too worked up, remember not to get distracted by emotion. Election Day is still nearly two months away. There are very capable people being paid to plan and execute Darline Graham’s campaign, and they are certainly not planning to lose.
And remember to pay attention to the available data. While the Darline Graham campaign has to execute and not be over confident, the betting odds prediction markets show a high confidence in a Darline Graham victory. 85% to 15% in fact. People willing to put their money behind their expectations – not just share opinions on social media – by far view Graham as the likely winner.
Of course, prediction markets are only one data point, and campaigns are won through voter engagement and turnout, not bets. But at this moment, the available indicators do not suggest panic.
We’ve been doing this for a long time – too long in fact – but one lesson remains constant:
Think logically, not emotionally.
85% Graham v. 15% Andrews
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Labor Day can be confusing for conservatives. Sure, we love a holiday barbeque with family and friends … but are we celebrating Labor Unions?
Whatever the history of Labor Day (WikiPedia: HERE), the reality is that today we celebrate Labor Day by honoring the men and women whose hard work strengthens our families, communities, state, and nation.
Work is more than a paycheck. It is a source of purpose, responsibility, and pride. Through honest labor, people provide for their loved ones, serve their neighbors, create opportunities for future generations, and contribute to the common good. These efforts often go unnoticed, but their contributions are invaluable.
As we observe this Labor Day, we thank all those whose dedication and perseverance help make South Carolina and America strong. May we never lose sight of the simple truth that work has dignity, responsibility builds character, and opportunity flourishes when people are free to pursue their God-given talents and abilities.
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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition – September 4th, 2026
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Friends, we have been running a weekly Coffee & Politics Meeting out of our Greenville Headquarters for nearly 5 years now … and it has been a huge hit. It is how we communicate our vision and #Mission to or local Volunteers and Community … and it one way we RECRUIT more people to the MAGA America First movement.
THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS:
Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition (September 4, 2026) Highlights
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Coffee & Politics Greenville. This week’s program featured discussions on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, South Carolina Republican politics, school choice, voter engagement, church participation in civic life, and the importance of grassroots activism.
Key Topics & Timestamps
3:45 – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Jeff shares highlights from a State House event recognizing Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, including a proclamation from Governor Henry McMaster and inspiring stories from childhood cancer survivors. The discussion also touches on the importance of continued research, advocacy, and support for affected families.
10:00 – Republican Party Leadership & State Convention Issues
A spirited discussion on South Carolina Republican Party governance, internal party disputes, convention procedures, and the future direction of the conservative movement within the state.
23:00 – Naming Public Buildings & Political Controversies
The panel discusses recent debates involving public building names, political figures, and how government entities should recognize public service.
26:30 – Looking Ahead to the General Election
Analysis of South Carolina’s political landscape following the Senate primary, the importance of party unity, and why conservative voters must stay engaged heading into November.
29:45 – School Choice & Education Freedom
An extensive discussion on school choice legislation, education reform efforts, and the long-running battles over expanding educational opportunities for South Carolina families.
37:00 – Government Transparency & Accountability
Conversation about organizational transparency, budgeting, financial disclosure, and the importance of accountability in both political organizations and government.
51:00 – Faith, Churches & Civic Engagement
Discussion of voter participation among Christians, misconceptions regarding church involvement in public policy discussions, and efforts to encourage informed civic engagement while remaining compliant with nonprofit rules.
1:05:00 – Grassroots Organizing & Voter Education
The panel explores practical strategies for educating voters, building local networks, and increasing participation in the political process ahead of future elections.
1:25:00 – Conservative Activism in South Carolina
Discussion of ongoing grassroots efforts throughout South Carolina and how local activists can influence public policy and candidate accountability.
Key Takeaways:
(1) September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, and continued advocacy remains essential.
(2) Party unity will be important as Republicans prepare for the general election.
(3) School choice remains one of the most significant policy debates facing South Carolina families.
(4) Churches and faith communities continue to play an important role in educating citizens on public policy issues.
(5) Grassroots engagement remains the foundation of long-term political success.
Quote of the Week:
“The key to changing government is educating and engaging ordinary citizens.”
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Enjoy … and get ready for #ReOrg2027!!!
HAPPY 250th America!!!
Countdowns (as of 09/04/2026):
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 – 59 days (Election Day)
Monday, March 1, 2027 – 177 days (ReOrg 2027)
Saturday, Feb. 26, 2028 – 539 days (est. ’28 Republican PPP)
Tuesday, June 13, 2028 – 647 days (’28 PRIMARIES)
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September is recognized nationwide as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor children battling cancer, support their families, celebrate survivors, and remember those we have lost.
On September 1, Jeff Davis & Olga Lisinska attended South Carolina’s Childhood Cancer Awareness Month observance at the State House in Columbia. The event brought together advocates, families, survivors, and state leaders to raise awareness and offer encouragement to those affected by pediatric cancer.
The keynote speaker was Representative Mark Smith (R–District 99, Berkeley County – HERE), a longtime supporter of childhood cancer awareness efforts in South Carolina. Rep. Smith shared a proclamation from Gov. Henry McMaster that said cancer is the leading cause of death by disease for children. Event organizer and advocate Kristine Schaffer was recognized for her work and delivered the “Prayer of Joy,” a message of hope for children and families facing cancer.
Jeff Davis, Chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party and co-founder of mySCGOP.com, expressed his support for the cause:
“We care about kids, and we care about cancer. Childhood Cancer Awareness Month reminds us that every child fighting this disease deserves our prayers, our support, and our commitment to finding better treatments and ultimately a cure. This is something we strongly support.”
The gold ribbon serves as the symbol of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout September, South Carolinians are encouraged to learn more about childhood cancer, support affected families, and keep children undergoing treatment in their thoughts and prayers.
At mySCGOP.news, we proudly join in recognizing Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and standing with the brave children and families facing this challenge every day.
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Coffee & Politics – August 28th, 2026 – YouTube (HERE), RUMBLE (HERE) & X (HERE)
Friends, we have been running a weekly Coffee & Politics Meeting out of our Greenville Headquarters for nearly 5 years now … and it has been a huge hit. It is how we communicate our vision and #Mission to or local Volunteers and Community … and it one way we RECRUIT more people to the MAGA America First movement.
THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS:
Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition (August 28, 2026) Highlights
Watch the full episode: Thank you for joining us for another week of Coffee & Politics Greenville. This week’s discussion focused on the aftermath of South Carolina’s recent election, the future of the conservative movement, school choice, immigration, tax policy, and grassroots activism.
Key Topics & Timestamps
0:00 – Opening Prayer & Election Reflections
The program opens with a prayer for South Carolina and a discussion of the week’s election results. Panelists discuss the importance of faith, perseverance, and keeping perspective following victories and disappointments at the ballot box.
7:30 – Senate Race Aftermath & Conservative Unity
Discussion of the Republican Senate primary results, reactions from supporters of various candidates, and the challenges of bringing conservatives together after a hard-fought campaign. The panel examines the political landscape heading into the general election.
9:45 – Why the Senate Seat Matters
The group discusses the national implications of South Carolina’s Senate race and why maintaining a Republican majority remains a top priority.
21:45 – General Election Outlook
Analysis of likely November matchups, Democratic challenger Annie Andrews, and the prospects for Republican success in the general election.
22:45 – School Choice & Education Freedom
An extensive discussion on school choice, education policy, parental rights, and the role of government in education. The panel debates competing approaches to expanding educational opportunities for families.
43:10 – Immigration & Border Security
Conversation on illegal immigration, border enforcement, national security concerns, and the impact of immigration policy on communities across the country.
1:03:00 – Grassroots Education & Candidate Accountability
Discussion of voter education efforts, candidate questionnaires, and the importance of helping voters understand where elected officials stand on key conservative issues.
1:22:00 – Tax Reform & State Budget Issues
The panel reviews proposals affecting South Carolina taxes and government spending, discussing how tax policy impacts families, businesses, and economic growth.
Key Takeaways:
(1) Conservatives must remain engaged and unified following primary elections.
(2) School choice and education reform continue to be major policy priorities.
(3) Immigration and border security remain top concerns for many voters.
(4) Voter education and grassroots involvement are essential to long-term political success.
(5) Tax and spending debates will continue to shape South Carolina politics in the coming year.
Quote of the Week
“If we’re supposed to have faith, then it works out the way it’s supposed to be.”
Watch the full episode, share it with friends, and join us next week for another edition of Coffee & Politics Greenville.
Enjoy … and get ready for #ReOrg2027!!!
HAPPY 250th America!!!
Countdowns (as of 08/29/2026):
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 – 66 days (Election Day)
Monday, March 1, 2027 – 184 days (ReOrg 2027)
Saturday, Feb. 26, 2028 – 546 days (est. ’28 Republican PPP)
Tuesday, June 13, 2028 – 654 days (’28 PRIMARIES)
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