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Guest Column: Stop Stacking Paper, Why Busyness Is Bankrupting South Carolina

“You can’t sue your way to growth.”

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by JOHNNIE GARMON *** One of the most dangerous illusions in leadership is confusing effort wi
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3 comments

Joshua Kendrick Top fan December 12, 2025 at 11:13 pm

How does “you cannot sue your way to growth” have anything to do with this article? It’s fascinating that everyone is so upset about lawyers writing the laws but we see when inefficient and incompetent people get in charge what happens.

It’s happening now. Hard to believe because this blog doesn’t actually have any grit at all and would never in 1 million years question the powers that be.

This is a pretty good article. But like everything at this blog, it has an agenda. Whatever you paid Will for this platform is silly. There’s other ways to get your message out.

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Bill Sandifer's Panamanian Hooker Top fan December 13, 2025 at 1:42 pm

1,500 words to say how smart he is, how dumb everyone else is, and offer no ideas for the District besides less regulated hair braiding and a confusing reference to suing? He sounds like a Democrat but its hard to tell these days.

I hope he wins so he can come to Panama and “see the canal” with House leadership. I can tell this one is in the liquor and ladies caucus.

And Joshua Kenrick, stop drunk commenting and insulting Will, take it from this lady of the night, the bully pulpit is all his, and no on reads the comments except the ego maniacs that write opeds and pay to have them published.

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Joshua Kendrick Top fan December 13, 2025 at 2:17 pm

Haha. Not drunk commenting, but that might not be a terrible idea. The rest of your point, though, is well taken.

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