StrongAndCourageous

Sheriff Wright & Candidate Nick Du ncan answer questions from the Spartanburg Christian Action Network members.

Nick Duncan campaigns at the Spartanburg Christian Action Network.

Incumbent Sheriff Chuck Wright campaigns at the Spartanburg Christian Action Network.

Candidate for SC House District 34

Candidate for Spartanburg County Council District 3, running against 33-year incumbent David Britt, gives impassioned speech at recent candidate forum.

**Correction - Ownership of the building intended to house the new "Executive Office of Health and Policy" is believed to be contingent upon the 20 year lease. ***Update and call to action on S915 - the SC "Health Czar" bill which creates a new Secretary of Health and Policy position, given authority over all six public health agencies, councils, and advisory boards and determines health regulations - such as those enforced during a "public health emergency." Governor McMaster's initial appointee would have all the powers associated with the position without the usual 'advice and consent of the senate' for the first year - this includes power over public mandates during an election cycle with the threat of felony charges for noncompliance to emergency measures. The legislature would need a 2/3 vote from both houses to remove the appointee (for cause). The governor can replace the Health Czar without of cause. Please call your state senator and representative to demand they show up to vote a 'Hard NO' to S915! References: Fits News article https://www.fitsnews.com/2024/03/12/guest-column-group-advising-south-carolina-lawmakers-on-restructuring-might-surprise-you/ Act 60 (S399) https://www.scstatehouse.gov/sess125_2023-2024/prever/399_20230511.htm Highlighted sections of Act 60: 1-30-10(A), 48-6-20(A), 1-30-135, 1-30-140, Section 14C. Other referenced SC Code: 44-1-70, 44-12-50(B)(1), 44-1-40, 1-3-240(C)(1). S915 (most recent version passed by the senate with good amendments, stopped before house non-concurred and sent to conference committee: https://www.scstatehouse.gov/sess125_2023-2024/bills/915.htm BCG red herring interim report accusing SC of being the most "fragmented" health services structure with 8 independent agencies - although the number is actually 6 (which would put us in line with 18 other states)- and providing no independent data from their research nor evidence showing improved health outcomes across the board simply by consolidating health agencies. States with poor health outcomes were evenly divided between more and less consolidated systems based on their own illustrations: https://bloximages.newyork1.vip.townnews.com/postandcourier.com/content/tncms/assets/v3/editorial/c/a1/ca11afc2-bbba-11ee-b3be-7f584c96ee55/65b2bc1705fc5.pdf.pdf www.scstatehouse.gov video archives of budget debates.

A special session was held for an educational and action-oriented presentation by Julie Baker and Laura Scharr. Opening remarks by Amanda Hovis presented here.

Laura Scharr from SC Safe Elections Group presents the problems we face in restoring trust in public representation, realistic solutions, and the state of the fight to restore publicly transparent counting of votes in South Carolina elections. Get involved at www.SCSafeElections.org

Julie Baker details vulnerabilities noticed in South Carolina's election hardware, data security, and chain of custody.

Spartanburg Legislative Delegation: Amanda Hovis presentation. Dr. Phillip Buckhaults testimony can be found on Rumble. https://rumble.com/v4279tb-south-carolina-senate-hearing-dr.-phillip-buckhaults-testifies-about-covid-.html Learn more by visiting www.SpartanburgCAN.com

Spartanburg County Council: Amanda Hovis overviews a set of interlocking emergency definitions and edicts since Covid. The emergency measures obscure accurate safety labeling and classification for drugs which are manufactured outside of regulatory parameters, and can contain foreign materials and DNA but potentially cannot be classified as adulterated products, and could still be promoted by a blinded government. Dr. Phillip Buckhaults testimony can be found on Rumble. https://rumble.com/v4279tb-south-carolina-senate-hearing-dr.-phillip-buckhaults-testifies-about-covid-.html. For more information on how to be involved in your county and SC state government go to www.SpartanburgCAN.com.

Election integrity, medical responsibility and liability changes, 'Emergency' declarations to excuse funding of niche pharma projects, and more are in this month's news and equipping update.

Please accept my apologies for the lack of video for this session. -Marcus

Please accept my apologies for the lack of video for this session. -Marcus

Please accept my apologies for the lack of video for this session. -Marcus

Spartanburg CAN's vision, encouragement on recent victories, closing & prayer

Review of the Spartanburg County budget, and an exposure of the results of the 'Penny' scam system being pitched to counties all over SC as a solution for different local problems.

Kenny McDowell presents strategies coordinating pastors against malicious materials being introduced to public schools.

Laura Tario presents the present state of Spartanburg school district politics for Spartanburg Christian Action Network

Faith Dowden's educational presentation on digital ballot systems and ongoing measures to ensure election integrity in SC. Presented at Spartanburg CAN

Martha Foster presents legislative meeting updates, and gives statements in a brief interview.

A compilation of videos from several speakers on the issue of Election Integrity.

Through the upcoming “Speak Up South Carolina” (#SpeakUpSC) campaign the week of October 23rd, the SC Health Rights Cooperative aims to lift the voices of those who have been censored, silenced and/or ignored. To that end, they are highlighting stories of courageous South Carolinians who were victims of medical malfeasance. Guest: Tosh Gross Hosts: Alyssa M. Guglielmo, DC Andrea Nazarenko, PhD

Through the upcoming “Speak Up South Carolina” (#SpeakUpSC) campaign the week of October 23rd, the SC Health Rights Cooperative aims to lift the voices of those who have been censored, silenced and/or ignored. To that end, they are highlighting stories of courageous South Carolinians who were victims of medical malfeasance. Guest: Pat Baldwin Hosts: Alyssa M. Guglielmo, DC Andrea Nazarenko, PhD