Letter to the Editor: Wording Matters
In this short Letter to the Editor, originally published in The Post and Courier, I point out a fundamental truth in the school choice debate – the words we use matter. If we are going to have an honest debate about what school choice should look like in South Carolina, we have to be specific
Certificate of Need (CON) Repeal is Helping Fuel a Healthcare Access Boom in South Carolina
In 2023, the South Carolina General Assembly passed Act 20, partially repealing the state Certificate of Need law, a statute that had made it more difficult to build new healthcare facilities and stand up new healthcare programs in the Palmetto State. Before Act 20, a government permission slip was needed in order for a private
New Study Sheds Light on Dominion-NextEra Merger Ramifications
Energy Ventures Analysis published a new study this week, “Evaluating the Continued Operation of Dominion Energy’s Coal-Fueled Generation in South Carolina.” This analysis, from a respected Virginia-based firm, indicates that should the merger of Dominion Energy South Carolina and NextEra Energy be approved by the South Carolina Public Service Commission, the new entity should resist
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