Annie Andrews

“Democrats won't like everything I'm proposing here. And Republicans won't either. Big insurance, big tech, big pharma, and the utility monopolies definitely won't. But I think that you will probably find a lot to like. And, if elected, I'll fight every day to get politicians from both sides to come together and work on these common sense ideas to make life more affordable for South Carolinians – and for all Americans.”

“We all feel it. No matter how hard we work, no matter how much we try to skimp and save – everything just keeps getting more and more expensive. This isn't an accident – and it doesn't have to be this way. In Washington, both parties scream and shout about the latest partisan conflict or controversy of the day – but nobody does anything to actually lower our costs. Meanwhile corrupt politicians and big corporations keep raising our taxes, raising the cost of health care, raising our electric bills, raising our gas prices, raising the cost of housing, and raising the cost of … well just about everything. I've had enough – and that's why I'm proposing a real affordability plan for South Carolina – one that takes the best ideas from both parties, while putting our families ahead of the corporate special interests and greedy politicians that benefit while the rest of us pay more.”

“I'm not a career politician. I'm a doctor, a mom, and someone who's tired of watching families get left behind while Washington argues. Every child deserves a fair shot. Every family deserves a senator who actually cares.”

“I've spent nearly twenty years caring for South Carolina's children, from newborns with jaundice to teenagers struggling with mental health. And if there's one thing I've learned, it's that our kids' health and wellbeing depends on the world we build around them. I'm running for the U.S. Senate because families are struggling in ways that we should never accept as normal. Whether it's the cost of groceries, the price of child care, or access to affordable, quality healthcare, I see the impacts every day. It's time for leaders who understand what's at stake and are ready to fight for it.”