Republican women attack Hodges over smaller salary for Nina Brook
Seven Republican women led by Rita Allison criticized Governor Hodges for paying his spokeswoman Nina Brook less than male aides. They cited an AP analysis showing Brook earned 60,000 compared with Beasley’s press secretary at 67,600, and urged rectification while noting other Hodges aides earned raises beyond earlier announcements.
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Compromise hoped as South Carolina faces photo sale backlash
After a seven hour hearing, a House subcommittee shows widening gaps over selling 3.8 million South Carolina driver license photos for Image Data's fraud prevention system. Condon, Houvener, and citizens press concerns on privacy and opt outs as lawmakers debate safeguards.
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