Mt. Pleasant, SC - The Rick Santorum for President campaign is proud to announce that Randy Page, President of South Carolinians for Responsible Government, has endorsed Rick Santorum for President.
 
Rick Santorum said: "Randy is a true leader for conservative principles in South Carolina, who has devoted himself to restoring the foundational values that make America the greatest nation in the world. I am looking forward to working with Randy in the final days leading up to the South Carolina primary as we look to continue our momentum from our Iowa Caucus victory."
 
Randy Page currently serves as President of South Carolinians for Responsible Government. SCRG is a statewide grassroots organization that supports and promotes legislative and community initiatives to restore individual liberties and minimize the role of government in our daily lives. 
 
Prior to serving as president of SCRG, Randy has served in a number of capacities with several of our state's leaders. He served as Director of Public Events for Governor David Beasley, as Legislative Director for Lt. Governor Bob Peeler and as Chief of Staff to Lt. Governor André Bauer.  
 
Randy has also been recognized for his service and has been awarded The Order of the Palmetto in 1998, the highest award granted by the State of South Carolina to a civilian, and he was also recognized by the Bob Jones University Alumni Association with their Distinguished Service Award in 2006. Page is also listed in Marquis' Who's Who in the World, Who's Who in America and Who's Who in American Politics. 
 
Page currently serves on the boards of the Palmetto Family Council, South Carolina Citizens for Life and South Carolinians for Responsible Government. Page also serves on the Platform and Resolutions Committee of the South Carolina Republican Party. 
 
He has also served as a delegate to numerous state Republican conventions and is a member of the Lexington County Republican Party's Executive Committee and serves as a District Co-Chairman for the Lexington County Republican Party. He also served as Fourth Congressional District Chairman for the South Carolina Republican Party for several years. He has also consulted on a number of national, state and local campaigns over the years. 
 

Page is married to Melissa (Rohrman) Page and resides in Lexington with their two children, Julie and Jason. The Page's are active members of Grace Baptist Church in West Columbia.