Honestly, it’s pretty fucking hard to not judge SC for constantly fucking voting for Graham before he kicked it. And if they elect his sister (as pragmatic of a prediction as it is), it’s not going to improve my opinion of the average person in the state (specifically because senators are elected by popular vote in a given state).
South Carolina is a shithole government handout state drowning in conservatism and dysfunctional austerity politics.
https://wallethub.com/edu/states-most-least-dependent-on-the-federal-government/2700
Most Federally Dependent States
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Alaska
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Kentucky
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West Virginia
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Mississippi
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Louisiana
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South Carolina
Truthfully South Carolina is #5 because Alaska is a massive frontier and it is rational it receives so much federal funding.
https://www.thestate.com/news/state/south-carolina/article316059516.html
These were the areas that SC ranked the worst on:
Physical Health: Ranked 42nd
Violence: Ranked 42nd
Children and Families: Ranked 43rd
Citizenship and Democracy: Ranked 44th SC is only improving over time on eight of the 31 measures. These measures include:
Child mortality: Current state rank is 46th
Voter participation: Current state rank is 43rd
Economic output: Current state rank is 24th
Productivity: Current state rank is 37th
Average years of education: Current state rank is 36th
Air quality: Current State rank is 39th
Life expectancy: Current state rank is 42nd
Murder rate: Current state rank is 44th
But will the nepotism crony candidate win the election against the Democrats, or would someone chosen on merit have had a better chance?
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