More Need, Less Help
As South Carolina's job losses mount, agencies and charities are stymied by budget cuts and politics.
Gov. Mark Sanford (R) eschews the prevailing view in Washington that government money should be used as a salve to the economy and to people who have lost jobs. "At some level, government steps in to fill the void," Sanford said in an interview, "but we ought to be the lender of last resort, not the first."
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