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Education

Better education in South Carolina means better quality jobs in our state. Economic studies show that the most important considerations for a company seeking to locate in a state are the ... (Read More)

Jobs

In South Carolina, we are hurting more than most Americans. Our unemployment rate is the third worst in the nation at 12.5% and climbing. District 3 is facing 12% unemployment with ... (Read More)

Environment

South Carolina has two critical environmental issues: agriculture and water. Recently, agriculture passed tourism as the number one industry in our state. However, our Governor and state legislature refuse to support ... (Read More)

Healthcare

Today’s health care system does not work. Currently, 700,000 South Carolinians have no health insurance or rely on hospital emergency rooms for their health care. A national study by Kids Count lists ... (Read More)

National Security

Our military is second to none. The men and women who are serving and have served deserve our total support. However, many of our South Carolina political leaders are happy to ... (Read More)

Economy

Our economy has survived one of the most crippling events of our lifetimes. Greed took over common sense and left all of us holding our breaths and holding on to ... (Read More)

Welcome

Our district faces severe challenges. It will take all of us working hard together to create job and education opportunities. Our voices need to be heard in Washington.

We need new energy. It is not about being right or following a certain ideology; it is about fixing the problems.

Please join me in my campaign to tackle the tough issues we face. I would love to hear your ideas and thoughts. Together, we can build a future far greater than the past.

In The News

Jane Speaks on National Radio

Jane appeared on the nationally syndicated Bill Press Show today.  Click on this link and listen to what she had to say! http://bit.ly/boVA5c

by Ellis Hughes on January 29, 2010

Jane's Blog

Commitment to Science and Technology Is the Best Way to Create Jobs

“ One small step for man, one giant step for mankind.”

That statement by Astronaut Neil Armstrong as he became the first human on the moon signified the culmination of an entire decade of American scientific commitment.

Where is our commitment today? What kind of large scientific goal are we pursuing?

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by Jane Dyer on January 27, 2010