PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS ARE BUILDING INFRASTRUCTURE IN THE GREAT NORTH
South Carolina’s refusal to leverage private capital for the purpose of expanding its port infrastructure isn’t just keeping our state from competing with American ports (like Baltimore or Long Beach), it’s holding us back in the continental battle for jobs and investment.
Take Canada, which is in the [...]
Free Market Ports: Even Canada Gets It
Nikki Haley’s “Casino Calculus”
WHAT THE GOVERNOR COULD WIN (AND LOSE) IN LOWCOUNTRY CASINO DEBATE
Another week, another disturbing display of amateurism and double talk from the administration of S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley …
As numerous media outlets have reported (and as we picked up on belatedly here), Haley is the sole “deciderer” when it comes to the approval of a [...]
Nikki Haley’s Port Veto: Why The Delay?
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley promised more than two weeks ago to veto the General Assembly’s unanimous rejection of her “Savannah River Sellout.”
A rebuke of a rebuke, if you will …
Without a single dissenting vote, both the S.C. House and the State Senate have passed legislation aimed at undoing Haley’s controversial appeasement of the State of [...]
Koch Brothers To Benefit From “Savannah River Sellout”
In addition to the financial and political favors she’s already alleged to have already received for betraying South Carolina’s economic and environmental interests, S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley may reap yet another major reward from her “Savannah River Sellout.”
Specifically, her decision to accommodate the state of Georgia’s government-funded Savannah port expansion project – which will effectively [...]
Tom Davis: Port Project Is “Every Crab For Itself”
By Tom Davis
My law partner, former Lt. Gov. Brantley Harvey, once told me that politics in South Carolina was like a bucket of crabs. Each crab struggles mightily, without help, to climb out and if one finally reaches the top, the rest will collectively pull it back down.
That’s the curse of South Carolina being a [...]







