That's what got us into this problem in our state. Despite the cuts, Hodges said that he also wants to establish a sales tax holiday every six months, with one in August and one in February. Health Care Hodges said that there are a number of areas in public health where South Carolina falls behind. Among his proposals are to establish mini-grants for communities to treat and prevent deadly diseases and to partner with efforts in the faith community. Public Safety Hodges said that the state needs to become more involved in domestic violence issues and will call for a task force to look into the problems associated with it.
Domestic violence is a vicious crime.
It can happen in any neighborhood. It can happen in any economic class. South Carolina currently ranks No. 1 in deaths by partner in regard to domestic violence. Hodges is also calling for a new program to be adopted to look at the condition of South Carolina's secondary roads. To build new secondary roads, we need more money and we don't have any.