Posts by Catherine Glenn Foster

While she lost her Republican primary runoff in 2024, Sen. Katrina Shealy hasn't stepped away from politics. Now crossing party lines with several endorsements, she continues to speak out on issues, including affordability, good governance, and women, children and families issues.

Sexual orientation is not a scandal. It is not a disqualification from public service any more than being left-handed. And someone’s position in elected office or the public eye does not entitle the rest of us to a tabloid inventory of their private life.

The Democratic nominee for U.S. Senate talks about campaigning across the state, the issues she's hearing about on the trail, and her thoughts on being a women in S.C. politics.

The Dean of the S.C. House talks about 30+ years in the House and how today’s politics have changed the “spirit” of the chamber.

The constitutional protection of speech does not absolve speakers of moral responsibility or shield them from criticism. Given this legal framework, USC has acknowledged the student group's right to hold the event while distancing itself from its content.