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Opinion: The COVID-19 pandemic shows why South Carolina needs to expand Medicaid coverage
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A portrait of I.S. Leevy Johnson, the first African American to complete the entire law curriculum at UofSC in 1968 is now displayed in the reading room.
May he inspire those studying for the bar exam this summer, and all those who study here for many years to come.
- Educational Equity
- Fight to increase teacher salaries
- Reduce classroom size
- Increase per pupil spending
- Work to increase minimum wage
- Provide constituent services and regular legislative updates
- Develop public and private partnerships
- Ensure repair of bridges and roads
- Work to attract jobs o Support entrepreneurship and encourage residents to start businesses
- Ensure that SCE&G/ Santee Cooper/ co-operatives customers receive the best rates and are protected with better energy policy
- Evaluate disproportionate sentencing guidelines o Foster safe communities
- Fight to repeal “Stop and Frisk” warrantless searches
- Increase funding for police body cameras to protect citizens and law enforcement officers
- Protect our hospitals
- Encourage primary care
- Work to expand Medicaid