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Things are moving full speed ahead on the future site of West Columbia’s Farmer’s Market. It’s not where you would expect to find a politician, but on Monday Congressman Joe Wilson took a break from the campaign trail to try his hand at construction. “I love working in the yard,” said Representative Joe Wilson. “This is just an extension for me... Read More
Wilson Says the Path is No Better than the Plan Itself Congressman Joe Wilson (SC-02), member of the Education and Labor Committee, today released the following statement after the president announced his final health care plan: “The Washington liberal majority has selective hearing on health care. This is most recently highlighted today with the president’s announcement of his final health care plan that... Read More
Joe Rolls Up Sleeves, Works at Jobsite & Talks With Working Joes at New SC Farmers Market on Monday March 8 at 12:30 West Columbia, S.C. – Congressman Joe Wilson (SC-02) takes his Joe Means Jobs tour to the future SC State Farmers Market to highlight new jobs and meet with workers. Joe will roll up his sleeves and work alongside some other “working... Read More
Lyman Whitehead and Dr. Barbara Nielsen to Co-Chair the Campaign. (West Columbia, SC) – Dedication to the Second District is something Joe Wilson lives by daily. Guided by service, Joe has chosen two dedicated public servants to co-chair his 2010 Congressional campaign which seeks to bring more jobs to South Carolina and needed change to Washington, DC. Lyman Whitehead of Lexington County and... Read More
Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC 2) appears on the Dylan Ratigan show to discuss the Health Care meeting President Barack Obama is hosting with Republican leaders. Joe says the meeting is a good first step in bi partisanship and hopes this is the beginning of a new transparency with the Obama administration and Democrats on Capitol Hill. Joe is a supporter of HR 3400,... Read More
Conservatives must know how to effectively use online social media to promote their ideas, concluded a panel discussion at a Thursday CPAC session entitled ‘Blogging, Tweeting, and other Funny Words that Grow the Movement.’ Michelle Oddis, assistant managing editor at HUMAN EVENTS, said there are “two pillar items” involved in helping an organization transition into the world of new/direct media. “One is logical,” she... Read More
Wilson says No, Clyburn says Yes as debate rages The federal stimulus is bad. It’s an unconscionable expansion of government, an irresponsible burden our children and grandchildren will be required to pay. So says U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson, the Springdale Republican who called President Obama a liar while the president was speaking to a joint session of Congress. The federal stimulus is good. It’s an... Read More
Declaring the second year of federal stimulus as simply “more borrowing and spending,” Second District Congressman Joe Wilson touted an alternative job creation plan on Wednesday. Speaking to Orangeburg businessmen during a stop at Cox Wood Preserving, Wilson talked about the GOP-backed Economic Recovery and Middle-Class Relief Act that was introduced in January 2009. Wilson said the bill’s initiatives have been proven during... Read More
Congressman Joe Wilson is making his rounds throughout the Lowcountry Thursday, talking jobs as part of a two-day tour. Congressman Joe Wilson spent the morning with community and business leaders in Jasper County as part of what he’s calling the “Joe Means Jobs” tour. He’s promoting legislation aimed at cutting taxes and creating jobs. “I’ve been working with Congressman Jack Kingston,” said Congressman Wilson.... Read More
Those looking to get a frostee in the town of Irmo Wednesday afternoon, discovered the person handing it to them might have come as a surprise. Congressman Joe Wilson stopped by the Wendy’s franchise as part of his “Joe means Jobs” campaign tour. He was there highlighting the importance of small businesses. Wilson emphasized lowering corporate taxes to encourage small... Read More
