Legislative Update: Week 7
Legislative Update: Week 7 Overview This week was another busy week in Columbia. Progress was made on the comprehensive education reform bill and this year’s budget was successfully passed out of the Ways and Means Committee. The 2019-2020 budget is built on the foundation of protecting taxpayers, a renewed commitment to being resourceful and efficient, funding […]
Roads
Legislative Update: Week 2, 2019
Legislative Update: Week 2 Overview of the week: We have been hard at work in Columbia this week in committees focusing on the 500 bills that crossed the desk the first day of session. There are over 70 bills in education and well over 100 bills in judiciary alone. In the chamber this week, […]
On the Team
Legislative Update: April 7, 2016
Although Tommy said he would not be doing a video this week he became inspired by his furlough to do one. He is enjoying a little family time at the beach as furlough comes to a close.
Legislative Update- January 21, 2016
Tommy talks about the Judicial races and the State of the State. The Northwestern Trojans football team visited and were recognized in the House today! Congratulations! Off to the coast.
Legislative Update- February 26, 2015
Tommy talks about the snow day, talking with the Governor about the roads, ethics being consolidated for the Senate, and Chief Justice Toal.
Legislative Update- January 21, 2015
Tommy Pope has been a little sick but is still working hard! Ethics has passed the Judiciary! Also, the Governor’s State of the State is tonight.
Restoring Faith in Leadership
TOMMY POPE. PROVEN LEADER People have lost faith in their leaders, and rightfully so. Government is spending too much money and politicians are leading our state and nation to a form of socialism. We need to elect proven leaders who can shake up the system and stop the extreme social programs, bailouts and pointless spending. […]
Let’s Change Columbia Now
Too many politicians are putting their faith in government instead of people. Will you join us and help shake up the way things are done in Columbia? [gravityform id=5 title=false description=false]