Since leaving the State House, she has taken a position at the University of South Carolina. According to Shealy, serving in the S.C. General Assembly provides “countless opportunities to get into trouble” – opportunities which the Palmetto State’s elected representatives seem incapable of resisting. '”“What a shame, what a lying, hypocritical, self-serving, spit-in-the-voter’s-eye, hedonistic, carnal shame if it came to be true these strong family folk are not who they’ve claimed to be,” Shealy wrote. According to Shealy, her colleagues have been blackmailed – leveraged into changing their votes due to the threat of being exposed in their personal lives. Prior to founding FITSNews, he served as press secretary to the governor of South Carolina.