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The fundamental core of Sean’s platform resides in the principles and spirit of the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution; that a government which governs least is best. Economic development, taxes, and Military/Veteran’s affairs are his key items of interest. Sean also realizes that at the State level, healthcare will be on the horizon as a crucial area of concern for the citizens of his district, and he is uniquely qualified to provide leadership in that arena; having been an executive within the federal healthcare system.
Sean has been a boots-on-the-ground public servant since graduating from The Citadel in 1990. He was a former police supervisor for the City of Charleston, and a US Air Force Medical Service Military Officer/Veteran of the Global War on Terrorism. Sean earned his MBA from The Citadel in 1998 and earned his certification as a Healthcare Administrator from the American Academy of Medical Administrators in 2007. He currently volunteers for Charleston County as the St. Andrew’s representative on the Firemen’s Insurance and Inspection Fund (1% Commission) and is CEO of a consulting firm with specialties in healthcare, emergency management, counter-terrorism, and international trade.
· LIMITED GOVERNMENT: Means that the State should stay out of the way in order to create jobs and allow each citizen the freedom to choose their own destiny; also the State needs to remind the federal government that we are sovereign and they are constantly overstepping the Constitutional lines.
· MILITARY & VETERAN’S AFFAIRS: Means no state income tax on retiree pay and taking care of our veterans as they deserve to be by providing them a better system of state benefits & business incentives.
· EDUCATION: means allowing communities to decide what system of education works best for them; the government should promote innovation and creativity, not hinder it.
· HEALTHCARE: means responsible reform of the healthcare system, unlike government has done with banking and auto-makers.
· “My promise to you is to vote in favor of limited government, and economic and individual freedom.” |