Current Situation

In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the South Carolina Energy Bill, also known as H-5118. They provide a brief history of energy production in South Carolina, including the consolidation of power companies and the failed VC Summer nuclear power plant project. They explain the key provisions of the energy bill, such as the construction of a natural gas plant and restrictions on international companies building solar farms. They also highlight the need for competition in the energy market and the power grid's vulnerability. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being informed and holding representatives accountable. 

In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House representative Jordan Pace discuss the DEI and Higher Education Bill. 

In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the school choice bill and its implications. They provide background information on the bill, including its history and the ongoing lawsuit against it. They explain the expansion of the program and the removal of income caps for families. They also discuss the benefits of school choice, such as providing options for parents and improving education outcomes. The episode concludes with a discussion on the future of the bill and the desire for more funding and fewer restrictions.

In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss the South Carolina state budget and the issues surrounding it. They highlight the lack of zero-based budgeting, which would require agencies to justify their funding from scratch each year. They also uncover instances of wasteful spending.

In this episode, South Carolina State Representative Jordan Pace discusses insurance rates in South Carolina with guest Mark Heath. They explore the reasons behind the increase in insurance rates, including inflation, tightening underwriting guidelines, and the impact of joint and several liabilities. They also discuss the role of government regulation in mitigating insurance rate increases. From a biblical perspective, they highlight the importance of honoring contracts and the concept of insurance to fulfill societal responsibilities. Stay tuned for a conversation that provides insights into the complex world of insurance and its impact on individuals and businesses.

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In this episode, Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace discuss state policy on healthcare services and the consolidation of agencies. They delve into the background of bills H4972 and S915, which aim to restructure the Department of Health and Environmental Control (DHEC). The conversation explores the responsibility for family health, the dangers of concentrated power, and the need for judicial reform in South Carolina.

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In this episode, host Joshua Gale and South Carolina State House Representative Jordan Pace are joined by Erik Corcoran, a well-known connector of people and the founder of Businesses for Liberty. Erik shares his underdog story and his journey to becoming a US citizen. He discusses the importance of supporting small businesses and the belief in local communities. Erik also talks about the mission of Businesses for Liberty and how they vet business owners who are pro-life, pro-liberty, pro-history, pro-Second Amendment, and America-first. The episode concludes with a discussion about Erik's Throw the Ball Foundation and its impact on individuals' lives.

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In this episode, Josh and Jordan discuss the South Carolina state budget and the biblical definition of generosity. They provide an overview of how the budget is developed, including the role of subcommittees and testimony from various agencies. They also highlight the issue of earmarks and the lack of accountability in government spending. The hosts emphasize the importance of individual and nonprofit generosity and the need for government to stay within its proper role. They also discuss a recent $95 billion aid bill and the inflationary impact of excessive government spending. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to hold their representatives accountable and promote responsible stewardship.

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In this episode, Joshua and Jordan discuss the topic of constitutional carry, which refers to the right of individuals to carry firearms without a permit. They explore the history of gun control laws in South Carolina and the United States, highlighting the importance of the Second Amendment and the right to self-defense. Representative Jordan Pace also provides updates on the current status of a constitutional carry bill in the State House and discusses the legislative process. They emphasize the need for citizens to voice their opinions and contact their representatives. The episode concludes with a discussion of the ineffectiveness of complete gun control and the biblical foundations of self-defense.

This episode discusses the civil government's responsibility to protect children from harm, specifically focusing on the issue of child exposure to pornography. The hosts celebrate the passing of a bill in South Carolina that aims to protect children from accessing pornography online. They also address an incident on the State House floor involving a Democratic representative who made inappropriate comments about pornography. The conversation highlights the importance of church involvement in addressing this issue and emphasizes the destructive nature of pornography and its connection to sex trafficking. The hosts also discuss the need for objective standards of right and wrong and the importance of protecting children in schools.