by William Moultrie
Beaufort – Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC2) received an unexpected phone call from Washington this weekend relating to the ongoing investigation into his alleged ethics lapses. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
Beaufort – Rep. Joe Wilson (R-SC2) received an unexpected phone call from Washington this weekend relating to the ongoing investigation into his alleged ethics lapses. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
Spartanburg – Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) held a press conference today surrounded by what he described as “real American babies,” announcing new legislation to combat the ‘anchor baby’ epidemic. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
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by William Moultrie
Columbia – The South Carolina Tea Party’s love affair with Republican gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley has hit some rough water as the activists turned out in force Wednesday protesting her latest proposal to reinstate a tax on groceries. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
Lexington – With less than 90 days left before the election, Rep. Nikki Haley’s gubernatorial campaign has unveiled a new slogan meant to highlight her ever-present calls for more transparency in state government. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
Lexington – Beleaguered actor Mel Gibson has set his sites on a big-budget comeback movie tapping into the real-life soap opera of South Carolina politics. Read the full story
by William Moultrie
Columbia – FITSNews.com, the loudest voice in South Carolina’s political blogosphere has been oddly silent lately. The official story is that the site was being re-tooled, but theDiscust has learned the site’s founder and editor Will Folks has been in a series of lengthy meetings with Rep. Nikki Haley plotting election strategy. Read the full story
by Middleton Jervey Manigault, III
Myrtle Beach – The 2010 race to become South Carolina’s next representative in the United States Senate has taken a startling twist today, as a new candidate is poised to enter the race. Claiming that neither Jim Demint nor Alvin Greene is fit to serve in Congress, a box of a dozen donuts have succeeded in filing their petition to run in the race as an independent candidate. Read the full story