Dan Hamilton

Below is a quick video post from Rep. Dan Hamilton on new developments in the possibility of offshore oil and natural gas exploration in South Carolina. Click on this link to find out how to make your voice heard during the public comment period to the U.S. Department of Interior. You may also send a letter [...]”

The events of this past week have been incredibly difficult for the people of South Carolina. Since Governor Sanford’s return from being out of the country and his revelation of an extramarital affair, I had hoped he would be able to put this behind him and move on with the responsibilities of governing our state. Unfortunately, [...]”

Please click here to watch the video invitation! I hope to see you out!”

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On Wednesday, April 22, 2009, Capitol Ministries will host Pastors’ Day at the Capitol®. We are inviting the pastors all across our state to join in this ministry event. Ralph Drollinger, http://www.capmin.org/About/RalphDrollinger.aspx, founder and president of Capitol Ministries will be our keynote speaker, addressing “The Missing Mandate of Modern Mission” as it relates [...]”

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I agree with Gov. Sanford that the federal government should give states flexibility with the stimulus money. As it stands, the federal government is requiring us to use over 85% of the money for annualized K-12 and higher education spending. While these are important functions of state government, South Carolinians should be able [...]”

Dan spoke on Wednesday, January 14th at the State House in favor of repealing point of sale assessment for property taxes in South Carolina.”

There are two things I wanted to accomplish when I set out to build this web site; My first goal was to establish two-way communication in an transparent environment with constituents and other interested parties; Second, I wanted to provide readers with a window into my role in state government through a quick and easy [...]”

I had the privilege of speaking to the inductees to the JL Mann High chapter of the National Honor Society last night. There were 63 inductees this year, a record number. These students were honored because of their extraordinary scholastic accomplishments (all had at least a 4.0 GPA), community volunteerism and leadership ability. My talk focused on [...]”