Jeff Davis

So that's what we're trying to fight.

And what you and I've talked about a little bit, or at least conversed a little bit, I've seen on more of Texas and,

Our counterparts on the school choice fight out there in Texas have been focusing on the funding side of it.

What they're seeing up in Minnesota is the funding of that type of infiltration is being done through daycares or leering centers.

But what we're seeing is the funding side of it will be through

government-run school choice programs.

And I think Texas just passed a billion-dollar program out there.

They've got, I think you commented or you had some people on last week about it talking, you know, the number of new Islamic schools that are automatically funded by these school choice programs.

It's an easy way for them to just step in there and get funding for that.

And that's what our real concern is and what we're trying to fight.

Here in South Carolina, Steve, what we have, we do not even have registration by party.

We have open primaries.

So there is an ability to infiltrate the Republican primaries by Democrats and pick the weakest Republican in our primaries.

That is our number one problem.

We've got a big fight going on down here in the state of South Carolina over that right now.

But it's been an issue for 15 or 20 years.

The establishment wants to continue the status quo, and that includes Lindsey Graham, of having open primaries.

I will tell you, and one of the things we fight, we consider ourselves the Magna Miraflora first insurgency here in South Carolina.

And what we've been fighting is to get those closed primaries, because until we get closed primaries, until we get full control of the state party and through the precinct strategy,

that our friends are pushing that nationwide.