Unless you’re an educrat elitist living in Fort Mill, it’s pretty obvious that school choice is the answer. #ChardonannyCaucus
BREAKING: More Democrats (84%) support expanding the Education Scholarship Trust Fund in South Carolina than Republicans (72%).
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I used AI to create this short film.
America, you’ve been warned.
America, you’ve been warned.
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Mallory Dittmer for Congress is TOO EXTREME for South Carolina. Positioning herself as a "moderate" can't hide her true colors.
Mallory Dittmer called our State Superintendent a Nazi ("Frau"), said Charlie Kirk had "radical views," worked for the ACLU, supported extreme rked against efforts to protect your Second Amendment Rights.
She has spent years working against @Moms4Liberty, and now she wants Republicans to leave the party and vote for her.
Mallory Dittmer called our State Superintendent a Nazi ("Frau"), said Charlie Kirk had "radical views," worked for the ACLU, supported extreme rked against efforts to protect your Second Amendment Rights.
She has spent years working against @Moms4Liberty, and now she wants Republicans to leave the party and vote for her.
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Caitlin retweeted
@CaitlinYorkSC @Moms4Liberty We're seeing massive cross-party support for school choice in our poll! Both Republicans and Democrats agree that parents know the best educational environment for their child.
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South Carolina supports school choice! @Moms4Liberty
MEDIA RELEASE: The South Carolina Policy Council has released its 2026 Fall Poll
Access the full poll here: scpolicycouncil.org/the_south_caro…
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Mallory Dittmer for Congress says she wants to Move Silfab.
We are always glad when someone changes their position and joins the effort. But the record matters.
In May 2024, CAPE York County (which she was the founder of and ran the social media for) called concerns about formation,” said a scientist they consulted concluded the hazards were “minimal,” and stated that the school board and town council were not able to change whether Silfab moved forward, pointing instead to approvals made by DHEC and York County Council.
Those statements mattered. At a time when Move Silfab was fighting to be taken seriously, Mallory Dittmer participated in discrediting their efforts, for two reasons:
🚨🚨🚨One—parents were upset with the school board for not taking action. Mallory actually worked for several board members as their campaign consultant. She therefore used CAPE to minimize the risks of Silfab and the responsibility of the board. 💰💰💰
🚨🚨🚨Two—Mallory formed CAPE York County purely to oppose @Moms4Liberty, and since we were publicly supporting Move Silfab, she crafted messaging that discredited the community’s concerns.
Today, Mallory supports the effort to Move Silfab.
Great.
But don’t forget, in 2024, she didn’t. And today, she wants to be elected.
We are always glad when someone changes their position and joins the effort. But the record matters.
In May 2024, CAPE York County (which she was the founder of and ran the social media for) called concerns about formation,” said a scientist they consulted concluded the hazards were “minimal,” and stated that the school board and town council were not able to change whether Silfab moved forward, pointing instead to approvals made by DHEC and York County Council.
Those statements mattered. At a time when Move Silfab was fighting to be taken seriously, Mallory Dittmer participated in discrediting their efforts, for two reasons:
🚨🚨🚨One—parents were upset with the school board for not taking action. Mallory actually worked for several board members as their campaign consultant. She therefore used CAPE to minimize the risks of Silfab and the responsibility of the board. 💰💰💰
🚨🚨🚨Two—Mallory formed CAPE York County purely to oppose @Moms4Liberty, and since we were publicly supporting Move Silfab, she crafted messaging that discredited the community’s concerns.
Today, Mallory supports the effort to Move Silfab.
Great.
But don’t forget, in 2024, she didn’t. And today, she wants to be elected.
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YORK COUNTY 🚨🚨🚨
🔴#SCSuccession
U.S. president @realDonaldTrump's THIRD rally in support of @DarlineGrahamSC (Nordone) will be held in York County, S.C. on Thursday (October 29, 2026).
Doors will open at 9:30 a.m. EDT with remarks beginning at 12:30 p.m. EDT.
White House CLEARLY worried about race with @AnnieAndrewsMD...
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Bingo.
@CarolynGorman_ At some point it needs to be realized that billions of dollars have poured into schools to address mental-health for a decade. What has the return been? Worse mental health and academic outcomes.
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HERO.
Bend, Oregon man who shot and killed a shooter at his daughters' school speaks out, praises female teacher for fighting the shooter, allowing him to have a clear shot.
Kaylub Giamanco says he is haunted by the sound of children pleading for their lives.
He also praised the e gunman's weapon, allowing him to take a shot at the shooter.
"I want to recognize [the teacher]. She gave me the opportunity to make my shot without losing my life..."
"I swung the door open, and I stepped in, and I fired, and they dropped to the ground... I looked down at the gunman, and he was scrambling for his weapon. And I looked at him, and I shot him 2 more times..."
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I see the psycho educrats of Fort Mill are once again blaming me for everything.
Screen time’s over, guys. Go touch grass. 😂
Screen time’s over, guys. Go touch grass. 😂
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Caitlin retweeted
Here’s the truth about Annie Andrews—
During my tenure in office, she consistently LED the radical Left on issue after issue.
She was a leading (paid) gun control advocate.
She was a leading “medical expert” who pushed masking (and vaccinating) school children, and opposed our efforts to protect medical freedoms during COVID.
She criticized us when the @SCFreedomCaucus shut down a taxpayer-funded pediatric transgender clinic.
She said our state ban on men playing in women’s sports was “shameful,” and recently said ICE is “deeply unAmerican.”
She wants to grow government, fund abortions, grab guns, regulate anything with a pulse, block immigration enforcement, etc, etc, etc…
She’s not just a Democrat.
She is a radical Leftist who spent years undermining our rights, economy, and security.
Her recent about-face into a “moderate” waders-wearing normie is risible (and nauseating).
I agree with her that the campaign is bigger than party—our nation is on the line.
That’s why I am voting for Darline.
During my tenure in office, she consistently LED the radical Left on issue after issue.
She was a leading (paid) gun control advocate.
She was a leading “medical expert” who pushed masking (and vaccinating) school children, and opposed our efforts to protect medical freedoms during COVID.
She criticized us when the @SCFreedomCaucus shut down a taxpayer-funded pediatric transgender clinic.
She said our state ban on men playing in women’s sports was “shameful,” and recently said ICE is “deeply unAmerican.”
She wants to grow government, fund abortions, grab guns, regulate anything with a pulse, block immigration enforcement, etc, etc, etc…
She’s not just a Democrat.
She is a radical Leftist who spent years undermining our rights, economy, and security.
Her recent about-face into a “moderate” waders-wearing normie is risible (and nauseating).
I agree with her that the campaign is bigger than party—our nation is on the line.
That’s why I am voting for Darline.
This campaign is bigger than party — it's about who will represent for the people of South Carolina and not the political class in Washington, DC. I'm grateful to have the support of the Norman family.
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As a professional tip, one of the best ways never to be caught using a burner account is simply not to have any. It has worked consistently for me for years.
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The crazy thing is, if you even question whether mass immigration into a place like Minnesota is a good idea, women suffering from suicidal empathy will tell you you’re mean, racist, and not inclusive.
MOGADISHU? NOPE! THIS IS A REAL “GET OUT THE VOTE” AD IN MINNESOTA
No, this isn’t Somalia.
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🚨 FORT MILL COMMUNITY SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION ALERT 🚨
Dear Fort Mill Neighbor:
People on both sides of the aisle are tired of the same thing: politicians who say one thing and do another.
In Fort Mill, that frustration is local. Too often, elected officials point fingers, pass the buck, and refuse to stick their necks out when parents, students, or taxpayers need someone to do what is right.
For five and a half years, we have worked to change that. We are parents, grandparents and neighbors. Our work has been straightforward: empower parents, educate the public, and help elect brave, liberty-minded people from both sides of the aisle who will hold the government accountable and protect parents, students, and the taxpayer.
This November, four seats on the Fort Mill School Board are on the ballot. School board is where curriculum, safety, spending, and parental rights are decided. It is one of the most important races in our community, and it sits at the bottom of the ballot. If you stop after the big races, you will not have voted in it!
🚨It is time to retire Michele Branning.🚨
First elected in 2014, Michele Branning has already served 12 years on the board. During that time, we have repeatedly seen parents raise serious concerns only to have her minimize them or pass responsibility to someone else.
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1️⃣ Parents asked for an ally on Silfab Solar.
Parents organizing as Move Silfab asked the school district to be a strong ally in their fight. Branning asked parents, “Is this the hill you’re willing to die on?” She called Move Silfab an “activist” group and left laughing emojis on posts from parents worried about their children!
In March 2026, chemical incidents at Silfab forced Flint Hill Elementary to close and students to be evacuated. The concern parents had raised was not hypothetical.
When asked whether the district should consider using its legal rights as an adjacent property owner to protect students, staff, and district property, Branning answered NO. Her explanation: “We have been advised that engaging in this lawsuit is not appropriate.”
2️⃣ Taxpayers also deserve accountability.
Fort Mill has been an excellent school district for many years. It is why many of us are here. But over the last several years, enrollment increased by only 3%, while the General Fund budget increased by 53.4%.
There’s no such thing as “government money.” This is YOUR money. This spending is falling on the backs of our families and small businesses. Our schools were excellent before the runaway spending! When will the spending stop? Long-term plans show there’s no end in sight.
Michele Branning is not a fiscal conservative. She has voted for every budget increase over the last decade while spending climbed far faster than the number of students.
3️⃣ Parents asked for a different approach during COVID.
Parents warned the board about the mental and physical harms of virtual learning, alternating school days, plexiglass barriers, and mask mandates. Branning frequently dismissed their concerns, deferred hard decisions to the state, and never advocated for concerned families.
Unvaccinated children were quarantined at home under rules that treated them differently from their classmates. Branning was the only school board member who used her social media to promote vaccine clinics (to children as young as 12!). In 2021, Fort Mill students lost a combined one million instructional hours due to those policies!
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Across these issues, our frustration has been the same: parents and taxpayers needed someone willing to take their concerns seriously and act, rather than pass the responsibility elsewhere.
Fort Mill has strong schools, dedicated teachers, and families who care deeply about education—and we want to keep it that way. Protecting what makes our schools great requires a board willing to listen, spend responsibly, and address problems before they grow.
High expectations are part of supporting our schools.
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Dear Fort Mill Neighbor:
People on both sides of the aisle are tired of the same thing: politicians who say one thing and do another.
In Fort Mill, that frustration is local. Too often, elected officials point fingers, pass the buck, and refuse to stick their necks out when parents, students, or taxpayers need someone to do what is right.
For five and a half years, we have worked to change that. We are parents, grandparents and neighbors. Our work has been straightforward: empower parents, educate the public, and help elect brave, liberty-minded people from both sides of the aisle who will hold the government accountable and protect parents, students, and the taxpayer.
This November, four seats on the Fort Mill School Board are on the ballot. School board is where curriculum, safety, spending, and parental rights are decided. It is one of the most important races in our community, and it sits at the bottom of the ballot. If you stop after the big races, you will not have voted in it!
🚨It is time to retire Michele Branning.🚨
First elected in 2014, Michele Branning has already served 12 years on the board. During that time, we have repeatedly seen parents raise serious concerns only to have her minimize them or pass responsibility to someone else.
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1️⃣ Parents asked for an ally on Silfab Solar.
Parents organizing as Move Silfab asked the school district to be a strong ally in their fight. Branning asked parents, “Is this the hill you’re willing to die on?” She called Move Silfab an “activist” group and left laughing emojis on posts from parents worried about their children!
In March 2026, chemical incidents at Silfab forced Flint Hill Elementary to close and students to be evacuated. The concern parents had raised was not hypothetical.
When asked whether the district should consider using its legal rights as an adjacent property owner to protect students, staff, and district property, Branning answered NO. Her explanation: “We have been advised that engaging in this lawsuit is not appropriate.”
2️⃣ Taxpayers also deserve accountability.
Fort Mill has been an excellent school district for many years. It is why many of us are here. But over the last several years, enrollment increased by only 3%, while the General Fund budget increased by 53.4%.
There’s no such thing as “government money.” This is YOUR money. This spending is falling on the backs of our families and small businesses. Our schools were excellent before the runaway spending! When will the spending stop? Long-term plans show there’s no end in sight.
Michele Branning is not a fiscal conservative. She has voted for every budget increase over the last decade while spending climbed far faster than the number of students.
3️⃣ Parents asked for a different approach during COVID.
Parents warned the board about the mental and physical harms of virtual learning, alternating school days, plexiglass barriers, and mask mandates. Branning frequently dismissed their concerns, deferred hard decisions to the state, and never advocated for concerned families.
Unvaccinated children were quarantined at home under rules that treated them differently from their classmates. Branning was the only school board member who used her social media to promote vaccine clinics (to children as young as 12!). In 2021, Fort Mill students lost a combined one million instructional hours due to those policies!
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Across these issues, our frustration has been the same: parents and taxpayers needed someone willing to take their concerns seriously and act, rather than pass the responsibility elsewhere.
Fort Mill has strong schools, dedicated teachers, and families who care deeply about education—and we want to keep it that way. Protecting what makes our schools great requires a board willing to listen, spend responsibly, and address problems before they grow.
High expectations are part of supporting our schools.
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We expect excellence in the classroom.
We expect accountability in the boardroom.
This school board election is one of the most important races in our community. Remember to go all the way down the ballot. If you stop after the big races, you will not have voted in it.
And we are not asking you to take our word alone.
Attached is the York County Reaganites Fort Mill School District candidate scorecard. Please note that The York County Reaganites is a separate organization from us. The Reaganites recently hosted a non-partisan forum where school board candidates were asked to share their positions on the issues that matter most to this community.
We believe this scorecard does a good job of summing up each candidate’s positions. We are including it so you can compare the candidates for yourself.
There are strong candidates running who will respect parents, protect taxpayers, and support teachers. You may vote for up to four candidates—but you are not required to choose four. If you strongly support only one, two, or three, vote for those candidates. Don’t fill the remaining spots with someone you only feel lukewarm about.
Early voting begins October 19. Election Day is November 3. Go to scvotes.gov to learn more about voting.
Remember to go all the way down the ballot.
This race will shape our schools, our tax bills, and whether parents still have a real voice in Fort Mill.
Thank you for paying attention, and for showing up.
Sincerely,
Moms for Liberty of York County
We expect accountability in the boardroom.
This school board election is one of the most important races in our community. Remember to go all the way down the ballot. If you stop after the big races, you will not have voted in it.
And we are not asking you to take our word alone.
Attached is the York County Reaganites Fort Mill School District candidate scorecard. Please note that The York County Reaganites is a separate organization from us. The Reaganites recently hosted a non-partisan forum where school board candidates were asked to share their positions on the issues that matter most to this community.
We believe this scorecard does a good job of summing up each candidate’s positions. We are including it so you can compare the candidates for yourself.
There are strong candidates running who will respect parents, protect taxpayers, and support teachers. You may vote for up to four candidates—but you are not required to choose four. If you strongly support only one, two, or three, vote for those candidates. Don’t fill the remaining spots with someone you only feel lukewarm about.
Early voting begins October 19. Election Day is November 3. Go to scvotes.gov to learn more about voting.
Remember to go all the way down the ballot.
This race will shape our schools, our tax bills, and whether parents still have a real voice in Fort Mill.
Thank you for paying attention, and for showing up.
Sincerely,
Moms for Liberty of York County
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