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South Carolina Attorney General Candidates Debate in Myrtle Beach Stephen Goldfinch, David Pascoe and David Stumbo Part 2

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2541537/fan_mail/new] This is the second of two episodes where we let you listen in on the Attorney General's race debate from the Robert Reed Recreation Center in Myrtle Beach. This debate had some fireworks and it was also very informative. I think all three candidates did an impressive job. Enjoy!  Here is Senator Stephen Goldfinch from the South end of Horry County, so this was a hometown crowd.  David Pascoe, the Solicitor on Lexington County David Stumbo the Solicitor from Greenwood S.C.  Greenwood is also where our host went to college at Lander University.

South Carolina Attorney General Candidates Debate in Myrtle Beach Stephen Goldfinch, David Pascoe and David Stumbo Part 1

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2541537/fan_mail/new] This is the first of two episodes where we let you listen in on the Attorney General's race debate from the Robert Reed Recreation Center in Myrtle Beach. This debate had some fireworks and it was also very informative. I think all three candidates did an impressive job. Enjoy!  Here is Senator Stephen Goldfinch from the South end of Horry County, so this was a hometown crowd.  David Pascoe, the Solicitor on Lexington County David Stumbo the Solicitor from Greenwood S.C.  Greenwood is also where our host went to college at Lander University.

GRAND STRAND POLITICS SPECIAL EVENT - LINDSEY GRAHAM SWING THROUGH MYRTLE BEACH part 2 - The Campaign Event Live from The Veteran's Cafe in Myrtle Beach

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2541537/fan_mail/new] GRAND STRAND POLITICS SPECIAL EVENT Lindsey Graham Swing Through Myrtle Beach (Part 2) The Campaign Event — Live from the Veteran’s Cafe in Myrtle Beach In Part 2 of our special coverage of Senator Lindsey Graham’s swing through Myrtle Beach, we take you live to the Veteran’s Cafe for a full campaign-style event featuring remarks from the senator and an extended question-and-answer session with constituents. Speaking before a local crowd in Myrtle Beach, Graham addressed a wide range of issues facing South Carolina and the nation — including national security, immigration, the economy, foreign policy, and the upcoming 2026 election cycle. Following his remarks, the senator spent nearly half an hour taking questions directly from attendees, offering listeners an unfiltered look at how he engages with voters on both national and local concerns. This episode captures the event in full, giving listeners the atmosphere of the room and the substance of the discussion as it happened live. Topics discussed include: • The political landscape heading into 2026  • Questions from constituents on current national issues  • Graham’s perspective on foreign policy and defense  • South Carolina politics and the Republican Party  • The role of public events and direct voter engagement in modern campaigns Whether you agree with him or not, this episode provides a firsthand look at one of South Carolina’s most prominent political figures interacting directly with the public during a key moment in the political season. A live event.  Real questions.  And a window into retail politics on the Grand Strand.

GRAND STRAND POLITICS SPECIAL EVENT - LINDSEY GRAHAM SWING THROUGH MYRTLE BEACH part 1 - The Logan's Law Press Conference with Stephen Federico and Congressman Russell Fry

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2541537/fan_mail/new] GRAND STRAND POLITICS SPECIAL EVENT Lindsey Graham Swing Through Myrtle Beach (Part 1) The Logan’s Law Press Conference with Stephen Federico and Congressman Russell Fry In this special event edition of Grand Strand Politics, we bring you coverage of Senator Lindsey Graham’s visit to Myrtle Beach for a deeply emotional and important press conference surrounding the introduction of Logan’s Law. The legislation emerged in response to the tragic murder of Logan Federico in Columbia, South Carolina — a loss that devastated family, friends, and many across the state. In the wake of that tragedy, lawmakers and advocates have pushed for changes they believe could help prevent similar crimes and strengthen protections for public safety. Joined by Russell Fry and advocate Stephen Federico, the press conference focused not only on policy, but on remembrance, accountability, and the human cost behind legislation often debated only in political terms. This episode captures the remarks, emotions, and conversations from the event as participants reflected on Logan’s life, the circumstances surrounding the tragedy, and the effort to turn grief into action. In Part 1, we explore: • The story and significance behind Logan’s Law  • Senator Lindsey Graham’s remarks during the Myrtle Beach stop  • Congressman Russell Fry’s role in advancing the legislation  • Stephen Federico’s advocacy and reflections  • The broader debate surrounding crime, public safety, and prevention More than a political event, this was a gathering shaped by loss and by the hope that meaningful change can emerge from tragedy. A life remembered.  A family’s grief.  And a legislative effort born from one heartbreaking moment in South Carolina.

Russell Fry South Carolina Gubernatorial Candidates Forum Part 2: : Congresswoman Nancy Mace, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette, and Congressman Ralph Norman

Send us Fan Mail [https://www.buzzsprout.com/2541537/fan_mail/new] Russell Fry South Carolina Gubernatorial Candidates Forum — Part 2 Featuring Congresswoman Nancy Mace, Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evette, and Congressman Ralph Norman In this special rebroadcast edition, we continue our coverage of the South Carolina Gubernatorial Candidates Forum hosted by Russell Fry — an event that brought together leading Republican candidates for an extended, issue-focused discussion about the future of South Carolina. At a time when political discourse is often compressed into brief exchanges and headlines, Congressman Fry created a forum that emphasized substance, allowing voters to hear directly from the candidates in a longer and more thoughtful format. His hosting of the event provided an important opportunity for South Carolinians to evaluate the experience, priorities, and leadership styles of those seeking the governor’s office. Part 2 features three prominent figures in South Carolina and national politics: First is Nancy Mace, the congresswoman representing South Carolina’s First Congressional District. Mace first gained national attention as the first woman to graduate from The Citadel’s Corps of Cadets and later built a political career emphasizing fiscal conservatism, government accountability, and a willingness to challenge both parties when she believes necessary. Her congressional career has made her one of the most visible political figures in the state. Also featured is Pamela Evette, the current Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina and a successful businesswoman before entering public office. Serving alongside Governor Henry McMaster, Evette has focused on workforce development, economic growth, small business issues, and expanding opportunities throughout the state. She became the first female Republican lieutenant governor in South Carolina history. Finally, we hear from Ralph Norman, the longtime congressman representing South Carolina’s Fifth Congressional District. A businessman and former member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, Norman has built a reputation as a strong fiscal conservative and outspoken advocate for limited government, economic development, and conservative grassroots principles. In these long-form discussions, the candidates address: • Their vision for the future of South Carolina  • Economic growth and business development  • Public safety and immigration  • Education and infrastructure  • State leadership and conservative governance  • The direction of the Republican Party This episode gives listeners the opportunity to hear the candidates beyond campaign slogans — in their own words and at length. Three candidates.  Three different leadership styles.  One race that will help define South Carolina’s next chapter.