
Sam Skardon
South Carolina Director of Business Development at Clean Energy Fund of the Carolinas and Democratic nominee for Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina (2026, on Jermaine Johnson's ticket).
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Oct 14, 2026
A Cavalcade of Candidates (Pre-election Special)
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Sam SkardonGUEST
So, uh, this is something that, that we're able to do for a three-month campaign, s- sprint to the finish.
I Want My Sam TV! (with Sam Skardon)
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37:17speaker_4UNKNOWN
Wow.

Sam SkardonGUEST
So that's one of the reasons I'm passionate about giving people wealth building opportunities to actually own their business.

Sam SkardonGUEST
Because a lot of the people we're describing are line cooks, they're baristas, they're hairdressers making very low wages.

Sam SkardonGUEST
And the only way in this state right now for them to rise out of poverty is to actually own their work, to own their hard work so that they're not making $15,000 a year, but actually building equity in a business that they're working hard in.

Sam SkardonGUEST
The biggest reason people actually don't, entrepreneurs don't get out there and start their own business, it's healthcare.
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