With the photo finish in the Iowa caucus now over, the pressure is now on Republican voters in New Hampshire and South Carolina to choose from the newly re-ordered field of candidates, and many are turning to the internet for more information.
SC, NH voters search internet for Santorum, intrigued by what they find
With the photo finish in the Iowa caucus now over, the pressure is now on Republican voters in New Hampshire and South Carolina to choose from the newly re-ordered field of candidates, and many are turning to the internet for more information....
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2012
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With Kim Jong Il’s death, Nikki Haley becomes “World’s Most Transparent Leader”
Amid the sad news of the death of one of the world's foremost leaders in the application of government transparency, there is a bright spot: South Carolina's Governor Nikki Haley now holds the title of "world's most transparent leader."...
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Dec
2011
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Gamecocks bring back Garcia to replace Lattimore
In a shocking turn of events today, University of South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier welcomed former quarterback Stephen Garcia back onto the squad to replace injured running back Marcus Lattimore....
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Oct
2011
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Governor Haley outraged at impending Facebook pay-per-use charges
Nikki Haley was the first governor to win the South Carolina highest office in the age of Facebook so when she heard rumors of the service charging it's users, she immediately jumped into the fray....
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Sep
2011
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Nikki Haley creates new jobs – in France
Paris, France – Nikki Haley may be feeling the heat back in South Carolina after spending over $127,000 on a seemingly unproductive trip to France, but the French people couldn't be happier with her performance....
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Sep
2011
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Task force formed to investigate legislators’ Facebook “likes”
Acting quickly on the heels of Tuesday's Facebook incident involving two Republican county executives, the State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has formed a new task force to investigate what public officials may or may not be "liking" on Facebook or re-Tweeting on Twitter....
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Jul
2011
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Exclusive Ken Ard video addressing his future in politics
Ken Ard emerged briefly today to issue a short statement about his future in politics and theDiscust has the exclusive video footage....
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Jul
2011
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SC GOP solicits funds to honor current & recent leaders
How much would you give to see a Mt. Rushmore-inspired monument depicting Mark Sanford, André Bauer, Nikki Haley, and Ken Ard? That's exactly what the South Carolina Republican Party (SCGOP) wants to know....
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Jul
2011
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Editor addresses rumors Haley ordered theDiscust shut down
Responding to inquiries from reporters and concerned readers, William Moultrie, editor of theDiscust, refused to confirm or deny rumors that South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley ordered theDiscust shut down and had him interred at an undisclosed location....
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Jul
2011
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GOP expects to lose majority post-rapture; Jesus says “not so fast”
Washington, DC – Many Christian conservatives are in a quandary this week, their attention divided between beltway politics, top candidates dropping out of the presidential race, and a potential rapture on Sunday....
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May
2011
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Recent News
In a shocking turn of events today, University of South Carolina football coach Steve Spurrier welcomed former quarterback Stephen Garcia back onto the squad to replace injured running back Marcus Lattimore.
Nikki Haley was the first governor to win the South Carolina highest office in the age of Facebook so when she heard rumors of the service charging it’s users, she immediately jumped into the fray.
Paris, France – Nikki Haley may be feeling the heat back in South Carolina after spending over $127,000 on a seemingly unproductive trip to France, but the French people couldn’t be happier with her performance.
Acting quickly on the heels of Tuesday’s Facebook incident involving two Republican county executives, the State Law Enforcement Division (SLED) has formed a new task force to investigate what public officials may or may not be “liking” on Facebook or re-Tweeting on Twitter.
Ken Ard emerged briefly today to issue a short statement about his future in politics and theDiscust has the exclusive video footage.
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