SC gets taste of 'Bidenomics' as president unveils clean energy partnership that could bring 600 jobs
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76% : Before Biden spoke, Revathi Advaithi, CEO of Flex, and Badri Kothandaraman, president and CEO of Enphase Energy, spoke about the opportunities and success that would come from the partnership and thanking President Biden for investing in clean energy.64% : Biden said the Enphase-Flex partnership is a direct result of his Inflation Reduction Act, which includes federal dollars being invested in domestic energy and clean energy production.
29% :South Carolina Republican Party Chair Drew McKissick questioned whether Biden would take any "real and unscreened questions" regarding inflation and border security during the Thursday visit.
18% : "Tim Scott and Nikki Haley are more focused on pushing culture wars, advocating for banning abortion nationwide and gutting Social Security and Medicare, than they are on delivering for South Carolina."
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