Conservative Congressman Mick Mulvaney and RedState.com have recently endorsed Grooms for the House seat vacated by conservative Tim Scott, who is now a U.S. Senator.

According to Mulvaney: “When it comes to reducing taxes, cutting wasteful Washington spending and protecting our liberties, I believe Larry Grooms is the right man for the job. Larry has been in the trenches, and he has proven his conservative credentials in the state senate. We want Larry on our team. While there are many good candidates in the field – Larry’s record is one we know and trust. He will go to Washington and protect South Carolina from day one. Larry’s Record is One We Know And Trust.”

South Carolina’s Congressional Delegation is known across the country and in Washington for being a united voice for conservatism. In fact, we’ve earned a reputation of working together, standing on principle and protecting South Carolina values. It’s important to ensure that the person who replaces Tim Scott be a reliable conservative, a proven fighter and a leader who will join our mission to cut wasteful Washington spending.

“I’m convinced the best person for the job is Larry Grooms.”

This morning, GING-PAC co-sponsored the 2013 Eric Cantor Annual Campaign Breakfast. Cantor is the Majority Leader in Congress – second to Speaker of the House John Boehner.

The campaign breakfast included such stalwarts of the GOP as Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell, Governor Bobby Jindall of Louisiana, and many prominent Virginia politicians including Virginia Delegate’s Speaker of the House Bill Howell.

GING-PAC has the opportunity to help elect a strong social conservative to the House of Representatives in March. Please consider helping us support the campaign of South Carolina state Senator Larry Grooms to fill the seat vacated by Rep. Tim Scott.

Former Rep. Scott was chosen to fill the seat of retiring Senator Jim DeMint – a longtime GING-PAC supported legislator. Demint, who was supported by GINGAC in both of his Senate runs, now heads up The Heritage Foundation.

In a Louisiana runoff election between GING-PAC candidate Jeff Landry versus Rep. Charles Boustany, the Democrat challenger to both has just endorsed Boustany.

Ron Richard, the Democrat candidate for the 3rd Congressional District of Louisiana has warmly embraced Boustany as his candidate.

According to Richard: “I fully support Dr. Boustany as the Congressman for the 3rd Congressional District of Louisiana. I am proud of his assurances and commitment to addressing the concerns of my constituents.”

Steve Stockman is a former Congressman from Texas who served in the House of Representatives from 1994-1996. He was in the freshman class that was swept into office to support the Contract with America.   Stockman has decided to reenter politics and just won the GOP primary. He’ll represent the 36th Congressional District if elected

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Republican Rep. Steve Southerland has just been endorsed by GING-PAC. He represents the Second Congressional District in Florida. Southerland is a man of faith who has fought in Congress to protect the lives of unborn children as well as to fight against the redefinition of the traditional family by gay activists. Southerland has co-sponsored or

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Arizona Republican Rep. Jeff Flake has won the endorsement of GING-PAC for his principled stands on social issues. Flake is running for the Senate to replace retiring Senator Jon Kyl. He is being opposed in the August 28th primary by Wil Cardon. Flake served as executive director of the Goldwater Institute before becoming a U.S.

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Government Is Not God Political Action Committee has just endorsed Rep. Jeff Duncan of South Carolina for another term in the House of Representatives. Duncan is a member of the Pro-Life Caucus in the House and is a strong supporter of the right to life of every person. He is also an opponent of taxpayer-supported

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  Indiana’s State Treasurer, Richard Mourdock is running for the U.S. Senate this November. In the GOP primary, he defeated Senator Richard Lugar, who had served in the Senate for nearly 40 years. “Moderate” Sen. Lugar had fallen out of favor with social conservatives for his support of federal funding for embryo-killing research; his support

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