South Carolina Taxes, EV Giveaways & Roads in Crisis: Ralph Norman Speaks

Tara interviews Ralph Norman about the state of South Carolina’s taxes, infrastructure, and business incentives. Norman argues South Carolinians are overtaxed while Florida thrives with no income tax. He promises a forensic accounting of state agencies and a crackdown on wasteful spending. Controversial EV incentives for Scout Motors are criticized as a misuse of taxpayer money, especially as roads and infrastructure remain neglected. Gas tax hikes, failed contracts, and bloated bureaucracy are highlighted as core issues Norman aims to fix. The episode also explores Norman’s plan to prioritize infrastructure, reduce utility costs, and hold state legislators accountable for mismanaged funds. Get an inside look at South Carolina politics, fiscal responsibility, and Norman’s vision for a taxpayer-first administration. 🎙 Opening Monologue (Tara Solo Host Script) Good morning. South Carolina is booming, but taxpayers aren’t seeing the benefits. Over-taxed citizens, failing roads, and billions in wasted funds on electric vehicle giveaways — all while legislators ignore the problem. Today, we hear from Ralph Norman, running for governor. He’s calling out the mismanagement, the Scout Motors handouts, and the bloated DOT bureaucracy. If you’re frustrated with taxes, failing infrastructure, and wasteful spending, this episode is for you. 🎯 Key Discussion Points South Carolina’s tax structure compared to Florida Forensic accounting of all state agencies under Norman’s plan EV incentives for Scout Motors criticized as taxpayer misuse Gas tax collection vs. infrastructure delivery failures Roads, bridges, and secondary infrastructure issues Reducing electricity and insurance rates for residents Campaign website: RalphNormanForGovernor.com 🎧 30-Second Social Clip Teaser “South Carolina roads are failing, taxpayers are overcharged, and billions are wasted on EV giveaways. Ralph Norman says it stops now — hear his plan today.” 📲 Suggested Hashtags #SouthCarolina #Taxes #RalphNorman #InfrastructureCrisis #EVGiveaways #GovernmentWaste #GasTax #StatePolitics