🚨#BREAKING#: A Savannah-area DA is preparing to DROP ALL CHARGES against 3 Black men accused of BRUTALLY beating a man at a gas station. Internal documents cite a “lack of evidence” to move forward… There’s just one problem: THE ENTIRE INCIDENT WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA.

How much money is spent on education and this is the outcome. So very sad. It's not the money. It's the motivation. It's the will, it's the purpose, and it's the value some in charge and some at home, put on education. Foolish. Sad. Debilitating for a generation. Keep them poor. Keep them uneducated. Keep them voting Democrat.

Last night was a masterclass in the total collapse of common sense. Minnesota jumped off a cliff re-electing Ilhan Omar and nominating a Bernie bro for the Senate. If we don't start building a wall around Minnesota soon, it’s going to infect the rest of the country.

Last night was a masterclass in the total collapse of common sense. Minnesota jumped off a cliff re-electing Ilhan Omar and nominating a Bernie bro for the Senate. If we don't start building a wall around Minnesota soon, it’s going to infect the rest of the country.

LOWCOUNTRY UPDATE Weekly Report from Congresswoman Nancy Mace CONSTITUENT SERVICES: Our casework team is managing 632 active cases and has now returned over $40.7 MILLION back to constituents, an $84K increase from last week alone. IN THE DISTRICT: Our team completed 23 events, meetings, ribbon cuttings, and site visits across the district this week, including: ➡️ Yemassee PD Grand Opening ➡️ Beaufort County Council Meeting ➡️ Summerville Rotary ➡️ Integrity Health Care Meeting ➡️ Chief Chito Walker Meeting ➡️ Charleston Digital Meeting ➡️ Dorchester County Economic Development Annual Meeting ➡️ USACE Visit with Meghan Holland from the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee ➡️ Dorchester County Administrator Meeting ➡️ Cummins Meeting FEDERAL FUNDING AND LOCAL PROJECTS: Detyens Shipyard: We set up a meeting with the Department of Commerce and Detyens Shipyard. Detyens employs 1,000 people per day and generates $1 BILLION in economic impact for our region. Charleston County Coroner's Office: We wrote a letter of support for a $116K DOJ grant to enhance law enforcement's ability to investigate deaths related to drug overdoses, human trafficking, and unidentified decedents. Lowcountry Waterway Name Change: We connected a Lowcountry County Councilman with the Department of the Interior's U.S. Board on Geographic Names liaison to begin the process of renaming a body of water currently bearing a racial slur. We plan on continuing to track this effort and provide a letter of support once the application is complete. South Carolina STRONG.