It’s time to register to participate in HCDP‘s Second Annual Senator Dick Elliott Memorial Golf Outing to be held Saturday, June 29 at the award-winning Parkland Course located at Legend's Golf Resort in Myrtle Beach.
Last year’s event was sold out with a lengthy wait list, so don’t wait. Plus, if you sign up now you…
The challenges facing South Carolinians and all Americans continue to grow as the Republican administration both in Columbia and in Washington continually take actions that are contrary to the well-being of every day citizens.
HCDP’s Take a Stand campaign focuses on those challenges and issues, and encourages voters to stand up, speak up, and join in…
By V. Susan Hutchinson
This week we learned that South Carolina’s longtime Republican senator, Lindsey O. Graham, discussed policy on the golf course with President Donald Trump.
Since when is the federal government like a corporation where deals are made on a putting green followed by a few laughs in the club house? Since Trump became president,…
If Horry County voters return Sen. Lindsey Graham to the U.S. Senate, most will be voting against their own interests and the interests of South Carolina.
As President Trump’s chief apologist in the Senate – after viciously criticizing him in the 2016 Republican presidential primary – Graham now is a leading proponent of Trump administration policies…
By V. Susan Hutchinson
President Trump’s proposed budget for 2020, released two weeks ago, includes massive cuts to Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid, but that’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg.
Today Trump continued his war on Americans who aren’t wealthy with a plan to strike down the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in its entirety. The…
By Rick Patelunas
U.S. Rep. Tom Rice (R-SC) echoes the Trump Administration’s mantra that the 2018 economy was stronger than ever. Republican tax cuts and deregulation are supposedly unleashing a growing economy. To paraphrase from Rice’s taxpayer financed “District Update,” let’s look at results vs. the rhetoric.
Nationally, the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew at 2.9 percent…
By Rick Patelunas
With passage of the Republican tax cut, President Trump proclaimed that economic growth could be 4, 5, even 6 percent. As recently as last August, he claimed growth could be 5 percent in the near future. Despite the tax cut and the optimism, nothing near those growth levels has materialized and it doesn’t…
By Don Kohn
On Friday, the NAACP emphasized its endorsement of The Equality Act of 2019, and HCDP joins America’s oldest civil rights organization in urging Congress to enact this important legislation.
“We support what it does — and we support it now,” Hilary Shelton, the organization's D.C. bureau director, told NBC News on Friday. “It’s important…
The Horry County Democratic Party is delighted to announce the Second Annual Senator Dick Elliott Memorial Golf Outing will be held Saturday, June 29 at the award-winning Legends Golf Resort’s Parkland Course in Myrtle Beach.
Plan now to join in the fun with friends and associates and sign up now. Last year’s event was sold out…
By Stefan Varner.
The resolution passed by the U.S. House of Representatives condemning anti-Semitism and other forms of bigotry was extremely disappointing as it omitted reference to many Americans who every day suffer the consequences of discrimination and bigotry – the LGBTQ community.
The resolution, which was drafted and adopted following comments by first-year Rep. Ilhan Omar…
Horry County Democratic Chair, Don Kohn is urging all Democrats to register to vote, sign up other voters, and then to vote in all upcoming elections through 2020.
In a news briefing at the Horry County Voter Registration office March 12, Kohn pointed out that South Carolina ranks near the bottom of the 50 states in…
The 2020 Democratic presidential candidate will visit the city as part of a two-day stop in South Carolina. Harris, a U.S. senator in California, is holding a meet-and-greet with Horry County Democrats at Big Mike’s Soul Food at 2 p.m. Friday.
Read more from Myrtle Beach Online here
Pictured above (left to right) Cedric Blain-Spain, Councilman Larry A. White, Nancy Anderson, Rev. Dr. Preston L. McKever-Floyd (seated) and Don Kohn.
Horry County Democrats commemorated Black History Month on February 26 with two outstanding programs at the HCDP office in Conway.
The first featured speaker was Veronica Gerald, assistant professor/director of the Joyner Institute at CCU. Don Kohn, HCDP…
By V. Susan Hutchinson.
In May 2004, the Baltimore Sun wrote an article about Lindsey Graham, the newly elected Senator from South Carolina. George W. Bush was president and there was a Senate investigation into the abuse at Abu Ghraib prison in Baghdad by US military personnel.
The article promotes Graham as a man who had an…
By HCDP Gun Sense Action Committee.
Why is it so easy for criminals to buy guns?
With a goal of making that question no longer relevant, the HCDP’s Gun Sense Action Committee launched the Keep Myrtle Beach Family Friendly campaign. This campaign aims to generate public support requiring gun shows to do background checks on all gun…
It’s not too soon to begin planning to participate in the 2nd Annual Sen. Dick Elliott Memorial Golf Outing sponsored by Horry County Democratic Party. It will be held June 29 at one of Myrtle Beach’s top golf courses. Watch for details to be posted very soon!
We’re pleased to announce that our Hole-in-One contest at…
By Stefan Varner.
The struggles for African Americans are deep, long and ongoing.
Please take a moment to read about a North Carolina couple’s fight for Equality under the Law here.
Minorities of all stripes recognize both the struggles that African Americans have faced in gaining Equal Civil Rights, but also the need to press forward for the…
By V. Susan Hutchinson.
A few weeks ago, HCDP Chair Don Kohn encouraged me to apply for the 2019 James E. Clyburn Political Fellowship. I had no idea what it was about and when I found out, I thought he was crazy to think I would actually get chosen. Nevertheless, I sent in my application, which…
by David Higham.
As middle and working class people sit down to do their taxes, they see that President Trump's promises are just fairy-tales. Their refunds are smaller than usual, or worse, they owe the IRS more money.
With anger building, there is another local guy we can blame. Our own Congressman, Tom Rice. He helped write…