Since the 1970’s, billions of people worldwide have been lifted out of poverty because of the free-market engine enabling upward mobility. But what about right here at home? How do we help those who struggle economically? Arthur C. Brooks, President of American Enterprise Institute and featured guest at next week’s Conversation and Dinner in Columbia,
What does it look like to move away from treating people as a demographic and treating people as the unique individuals they are?
South Carolina cannot afford to renege on the promises made to current state workers or fail to reform the system at large and risk crushing a future generation of tax payers.
Even as BMW expands, Volvo builds, and the factory line at Boeing moves, the real bedrock of South Carolina’s economy are the small businesses.
Welcome to the Dollar General Distribution Center in Jonesville, South Carolina. This week, U.S. Senator Tim Scott visited this hive of activity.
It’s time to examine and roll back burdensome occupational licensing requirements that create barriers to opportunity and hurt South Carolina workers.
When it comes to funding its public pension program, South Carolina is short $74,095,092,870 according to a new American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) report.
Last week, Mike Rowe spoke to over 1,300 freedom advocates – including the Palmetto Promise team – at the State Policy Network’s annual meeting in Nashville, TN.
At all levels of education, students must be taught how to be productive members of American society.
