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Lexington GOP Update & State EC Meeting
Simple Theft? RICO? A Criminal Conspiracy?
The SCGOP had their quarterly State Executive Committee meeting this past Saturday in Columbia … and it was a rather quiet and uneventful meeting (details to follow) … except for one major issue … the recognition of Pamela Godwin as the duly elected Chair of the Lexington County Republican Party (LCRP).
Chair Godwin won election in a landslide (75% +/-) against former SC State Rep, former candidate for SC Attorney General, and local attorney Todd Atwater (HERE & HERE) back in April 2023 … but like many TRUMP supporting County GOPs in South Carolina, some factions have been unwilling to accept the election of said parties and are seeking to disrupt party operations. #FollowTheMoney!!!
It also did not help that Ms. Godwin oversaw the censure of Senator Katrina Shealy (HERE) for her vote against the Heartbeat Bill (HERE) … something the SCGOP Resolutions Committee, as Chaired by Terry Hardesty, State EC from Berkeley County, has refused to allow to come to the full State Executive Committee for a vote.
Why No SCGOP Censure?
SIDEBAR ISSUE: Ask yourself … why won’t the SCGOP “Censure “the three Republican “Sister Senators” who voted against LIFE? And remember, whether Terry & Chairman Drew McKissick like it or not, “The Right to Life” is the #1 issue on the SC Republican Platform!!! (HERE)
Mental Manipulation?
I has been widely “misreported” on social media and via some questionable media sources (HERE) that that Chair Godwin had been removed from office.
Removed as in past tense … already gone.
RECOGNIZED BY THE SCGOP: But Ms. Godwin was signed-in and allowed entry to the SCGOP State Executive Committee meeting on Saturday on behalf of the LCRP … permitted to speak … all indicating that the SCGOP clearly recognizes Pamela Godwin as the current Chair for the LCRP.
As many know it has been the longstanding position of the SCGOP that a County Officer, elected at a County Convention, can not be removed unless they resign or violate the very specific provisions of the SCGOP Rule 5(e). Any local vote or local rules to the contrary are null & void.
The Anderson county Example: This SCGOP position on removal of a County Chair was made clear when several years ago the Anderson County Republican Party (ACRP) Executive Committee UNANIMOUSLY voted out then chair Cheryl Teague-Cuthrell … and the SCGOP refused to acknowledge the removal. [NOTE: Reportedly Ms. Cuthrell had attempted to cancel the local ACRP Executive Committee meeting claiming to need to be with a sick relative (and a likely vote against her) … but when it was discovered that instead of being with her sick relative she was attending the Greenville County GOP Bronze Elephant Dinner the same night … the vote was unanimous for removal.]
WOW!!!
SCGOP Rules Committee Guidance: Ironically, as part of the regular rule guidance provided to the SCGOP Executive Committee, the Rules Committee addressed a similar issue this past Saturday regarding replacement of Precinct Officers. Regardless of local rules, no Precinct Officer elected during ReOrg can be replaced against their will (except under very specific SCGOP rules exceptions). Simply stated, there are no “recall” provisions.
Like it or not … #NoExceptions!!!
WHY No Exceptions? We can only speculate, but if it were possible to recall or removed elected Party officials from ReOrg and County Convention … or State Convention for that matter … this would be going on all over South Carolina, all the time, and would likely become unmanagable. We can’t remove “real” elected officials here in South Carolina until the next election (yet) … and we can’t remove “Party” elected officials either.
SCGOP Rules HERE
Criminality?
Back to Lexington …. the “splinter group” in there has taken it to a new level. Two of the five elected LCRP County Officers (the 1st & 3rd Vice Chairs) have apparently stepped way over the line by ….
(#1) absconded with the LCRP Facebook page,
(#2) set-up a new LCRP website on 8/11/2023 (actual page HERE, faux page HERE), and most troubling
(#3) are soliciting funds from unknowing individuals.
Taking money under false pretenses … that is a serious problem … and perhaps a crime???
Faux Chair Election?
And to top it all off … the splinter group is purporting to have a new election TONIGHT, October 2nd at the same time as the regularly scheduled LCRP Business Meeting occurring at their long-term LCRP venue, the Lexington Chamber and Visitors Center.
As per the splinter groups Facebook post (on the original LCRP Facebook page which they have illegally usurped), this faux election will occur down the road at the Flight Deck Restaurant.
Lots More to Come!!!
Obviously if your intent was to support the old guard RINO “establishment”, creating this sort of division and confusion is exactly how you would do it. It is not something the old TEA Party folks ever did … but we are not dealing with the old TEA Party folks either are we! The Uniparty is omnipresent … so as we teach, “Watch what they DO, not what they SAY.”
We suspect there will be a lot more to report on the LCRP in the coming weeks … so stay tuned and follow the facts, the Rules & the Law.
Remember, Precinct ReOrg, County Conventions and the SC Republican Party are all ultimately governed by State & Federal Election LAW. If you think the “law” considers January 6th an “insurrection” … what exactly is going on in Lexington and places like Greenville and Charleston? These aren’t simple homeowners association or garden club disputes … there are serious legal and political governance implications at stake.
Simple Theft? RICO? A Criminal Conspiracy? (HERE)
Stay tuned … this will likely get very interesting.
#LearnTheirTRICKS!!!
Coffee & Politics – October 02nd, 2026 – YouTube (HERE), RUMBLE (HERE) & X (HERE)
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THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS:
Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition Highlights
Special Guest Interview: The Shirley Boys & Family Court Reform
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Coffee & Politics Greenville. This week’s featured guests were The Shirley Boys, who shared their family’s experiences navigating South Carolina’s Family Court system and discussed their ongoing efforts to promote reform, accountability, transparency, and due process protections.
Their story generated one of the most important conversations we’ve hosted this year and highlighted concerns that many South Carolina families believe deserve greater public attention.
Featured Segments:
00:00 – Opening & Introduction
08:00 – Meet The Shirley Boys
15:00 – Their Family Court Experience
32:00 – Concerns About Due Process & Accountability
52:00 – Proposed Family Court Reforms
1:12:00 – Advice for Families Navigating the System
1:30:00 – How Citizens Can Get Involved
1:45:00 – South Carolina Political & School Choice Updates
Featured Guests
The Shirley Boys joined Coffee & Politics to discuss:
- > Their family’s experiences with Family Court proceedings
- > Concerns regarding transparency and accountability
- > Challenges faced by parents and families navigating the legal system
- > Legislative and policy reforms they believe should be considered
- > Ways citizens can engage elected officials on Family Court issues
Their appearance sparked a wide-ranging discussion about how courts affect families and why many South Carolinians are becoming more involved in reform efforts.
Top 5 Takeaways:
1. Family Court Impacts Real Families
The discussion focused on the human impact of Family Court decisions and the emotional, financial, and personal challenges families can experience during litigation.
2. Transparency Matters
The Shirley Boys argued that greater transparency and public accountability could improve confidence in the judicial system.
3. Citizens Are Becoming More Involved
One recurring theme was that many families who have experienced the system firsthand are increasingly participating in public meetings, legislative discussions, and reform efforts.
4. Reform Efforts Are Gaining Momentum
The conversation highlighted growing interest in reviewing Family Court procedures, oversight mechanisms, and protections for parents and children.
5. Engagement Creates Change
The guests emphasized that meaningful reform begins when citizens educate themselves, share their stories, and remain engaged with the legislative process.
Quotes of the Week:
“Real families are affected by these decisions every day.”
“Transparency builds trust.”
“If citizens want change, they have to get involved.”
“Reform starts with people willing to share their story.”
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Additional Topics Covered
Later in the program, the panel also discussed:
> South Carolina school choice developments
> Upcoming political events
> Election season activities
> Grassroots organizing opportunities
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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition – September 25th, 2026
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Coffee & Politics – September 25th, 2026 – YouTube (HERE), RUMBLE (HERE) & X (HERE)
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THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS:
Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition (September 25th, 2026) Highlights
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Coffee & Politics Greenville. With Jeff and Olga traveling this week, 1st Vice Chairman Emerson Cooke stepped in to host a discussion covering the upcoming election, Republican unity, pro-life initiatives, grassroots activism, government transparency, local tax proposals, constitutional issues, and international affairs.
Featured Segments:00:00 – Opening Prayer & Election Update 03:10 – Forty Days for Life & Pro-Life Committee Report 06:20 – Young Americans for Liberty Update 16:30 – South Carolina Senate Race & Republican Unity 32:40 – Greenville County Penny Tax Discussion 48:00 – Civic Education, Schools & Constitutional Principles 56:00 – Constitution, Founding Fathers & American History 1:27:30 – Middle East, Iran & Israel Discussion 1:45:00 – Closing Thoughts & Election Priorities
Top 5 Takeaways:
1. Election Day Is Approaching Quickly
With roughly 40 days remaining until Election Day, the panel emphasized voter engagement, grassroots organizing, and supporting Republican nominees heading into November.
2. Republican Unity Remains a Major Theme
Participants discussed tensions following recent primaries and runoff elections, while stressing the importance of focusing on the general election.
3. Grassroots Activism Is Growing
Updates were provided on Young Americans for Liberty, Clemson College Republicans, public records requests, and local efforts involving government transparency and surveillance technology.
4. Pro-Life Organizations Continue Expanding Outreach
The kickoff of 40 Days for Life and related educational events highlighted ongoing efforts to engage citizens on life-related issues.
5. Local Issues Matter
The discussion repeatedly returned to county government, taxation, education, and citizen involvement—reminding viewers that local decisions often have the greatest impact on everyday life.
Quotes of the Week: “We still have a lot of work to do.”
“Local government affects your life more than most people realize.”
“Morality is not what you can do. Morality is what you should do.”
“The Constitution didn’t survive by accident—it survives when citizens understand it and defend it.”
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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition – September 18th, 2026
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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition (September 18th, 2026) Highlights
Constitution Week Edition
Thank you for joining us for another edition of Coffee & Politics Greenville. This week’s conversation focused on Constitution Week, grassroots activism, faith and civic engagement, South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race, school choice, local political involvement, and upcoming conservative events across the Carolinas.
Featured Segments:
00:00 – Constitution Week & Opening Prayer
20:20 – Civic Engagement & Biblical Citizenship
21:40 – Faith, Churches & Activism
30:50 – South Carolina Senate Race Discussion
33:25 – General Election & Annie Andrews Campaign Activity
1:10:20 – National Issues vs. Local Action
1:21:25 – Transhumanism Presentation Discussion
1:34:40 – Upcoming Salt & Light Conference & Tom Homan Announcement
1:47:20 – North Carolina Legislative Updates & Voter Registration Efforts
Top 5 Takeaways:
1. Constitution Week Matters
The panel reflected on Constitution Day and the importance of preserving constitutional principles through civic education, citizen involvement, and community engagement.
2. Prayer Must Be Accompanied by Action
Several participants emphasized that while prayer remains essential, meaningful civic engagement requires citizens to become actively involved in their communities, churches, and local government.
3. Republicans Must Focus on November
A significant portion of the discussion centered on moving beyond primary election disagreements and focusing on the upcoming general election.
4. Local Politics Often Matters Most
Panelists encouraged viewers to invest time in local races, school boards, community organizations, and grassroots efforts where citizens can have the greatest impact.
5. Building Long-Term Conservative Infrastructure
The conversation highlighted the importance of organizations, educational initiatives, conferences, and volunteer efforts that strengthen the conservative movement beyond any single election cycle.
Featured Discussions:
US Constitution Week & Citizenship
⏱️ 00:00 The episode opened with recognition of Constitution Week and a discussion about civic responsibility, citizenship, and the role constitutional principles continue to play in American government and culture.
⛪ Faith & Civic Engagement
⏱️ 21:40 Participants discussed outreach to pastors, churches, and faith communities, emphasizing that civic engagement is not limited to elected officials and candidates. The panel encouraged citizens to become active participants in their communities.
🗳️ South Carolina Senate Race
⏱️ 30:50 The panel discussed the aftermath of the Republican primary, the importance of supporting the party’s nominee, and the need to avoid divisions that could impact the general election.
📺 General Election Strategy
⏱️ 33:25 Discussion focused on campaign advertising, voter outreach, and the efforts already underway by Democrats as the November election approaches.
🏛️ Local Action vs. National Headlines
⏱️ 1:10:20 Panelists encouraged viewers to focus on areas where they can make a tangible difference, including local government, school boards, community organizations, and grassroots activism.
🤖 Transhumanism & Emerging Technology
⏱️ 1:21:25 The group discussed a recent presentation on transhumanism and emerging technologies, including broader questions about technology, culture, and the future direction of society.
📅 Upcoming Events
⏱️ 1:34:40 Updates were provided on upcoming events, including the Salt & Light gathering in North Carolina and announcements involving national conservative leaders and organizations.
Quotes of the Week:
“The pew sitters are asleep. They need to be woke up.”
“You can pray all you want to pray, but what are you going to do?”
“Work on something where you can make a difference.”
“We have to maintain the Senate, maintain the House, and continue moving forward.”
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Tuesday, November 3, 2026 – 45 days (Election Day)
Monday, March 1, 2027 – 163 days (ReOrg 2027)
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