South Carolina

Legislators71
Posts8,172
Democratic25
Republican46

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  1. Macroeconomics 8,172

State trend

63 plotted intervals from 110 dated source rows.

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Oct 1, 2023, 12:00 AM111
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Aug 1, 2024, 12:00 AM311
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Total8,17263110

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71 included

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Marvin Pendarvis

@Rep_Pendarvis

Democratic SC House

RT @BarackObama: Eleven years ago today, near the bottom of the worst recession in generations, I signed the Recovery Act, paving the way f&

Macroeconomics

Garry Smith

@GarryRSmith

Republican SC House

RT @elonmusk: Good question … why is funding for other countries being prioritized over Americans in dire need?

Macroeconomics

Terry Alexander

@_terryalexander

Democratic SC House

RT @SenSanders: The richest 400 Americans sit on $3 trillionthe size of the entire UK economy. The billionaire class now pays a lower ta&

Macroeconomics

Marlon Kimpson

@KimpsonForSC

Democratic SC Senate

RT @nytimes: Exclusive: The Times has obtained tax-return data for President Trump extending over more than two decades. It shows his fina&

Macroeconomics

Gilda Cobb-Hunter

@GCobbHunter

Democratic SC House

RT @sbg1: RT if you pay more in taxes than the President of the United States and are not a billionaire

Macroeconomics

Marlon Kimpson

@KimpsonForSC

Democratic SC Senate

RT @ProjectLincoln: The Greatest Generation sacrificed everything for our country. But @realDonaldTrump wants to sacrifice them for the eco&

Macroeconomics

Gilda Cobb-Hunter

@GCobbHunter

Democratic SC House

RT @ComplexSports: The Mets and Marlins took the field, had a 42-second moment of silence, and then walked off. The only thing left on th&

Macroeconomics

Gilda Cobb-Hunter

@GCobbHunter

Democratic SC House

RT @mistererickson: Just a friendly reminder that if you make under $75k your taxes are going up beginning this year and will increase ever&

Macroeconomics

Garry Smith

@GarryRSmith

Republican SC House

RT @elonmusk: Do these expenditures seem like a good use of your taxes? https://t.co/itgI9Np2m1

Macroeconomics

Gilda Cobb-Hunter

@GCobbHunter

Democratic SC House

RT @CheriJacobus: Do you make less than $400k per year? Great, then you are part of the 91.5% of Americans who will NOT be taxed more under&

Macroeconomics