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Exit Signs: Poll Warns Dems to Back off Social Issues
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- By Tony Perkins - Family Research Council
In the last 48 hours, there’s been a lot of speculation about what motivated voters to give back control of the House to Democrats. But based on exit polling, we can tell you one thing: it isn’t their radical social policy. Some Americans may be frustrated by GOP leaders or at odds with Donald Trump, but their positions on life, religious liberty, and sexuality are still light years more conservative than the party they just handed half of Congress to.
The War for the Soul of America
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- By Pat Buchanan
The war in Washington will not end until the presidency of Donald Trump ends. Everyone seems to sense that now.
This is a fight to the finish.
A postelection truce that began with Trump congratulating House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi -- "I give her a great deal of credit for what she's done and what she's accomplished" -- was ancient history by nightfall.
Secretary Perdue Statement on Dept. of Labor Rulemaking on H-2A Visa Program
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- By USDA
Washington, D.C. – U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Sonny Perdue today praised proposed rulemaking by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), which could help farmers advertise job openings to domestic workers as required under the H-2A visa program. The DOL rulemaking would require that employers seeking to hire temporary workers post the employment opportunities online, rather than in expensive newspapers advertisements reaching a limited audience. This is an early step in H-2A regulatory reforms as promised in May in a joint statement of the Secretaries of Agriculture, Labor, State, and Homeland Security.
SBA Deadline for South Carolina Private NonProfit Organizations to Apply for Physical Damage Disaster Loans due to Hurricane Florence is Dec. 17
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- By SBA
ATLANTA – The U.S. Small Business Administration is reminding eligible Private NonProfit organizations (PNP)s in South Carolina of the Dec. 17 deadline to submit disaster loan applications for physical damages caused by Hurricane Florence from Sept. 8 through Oct. 8, 2018.
PNPs located in Berkeley, Calhoun, Chesterfield, Clarendon, Colleton, Darlington, Dillon, Florence, Georgetown, Horry, Lancaster, Marion, Marlboro and Williamsburg counties in South Carolina are eligible to apply.
National Law Enforcement Museum Announces New Public Programs
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- By National Law Enforcement Museum
Museum demonstrates its commitment to strengthening relations between law enforcement and communities with programs and events addressing timely topics
WASHINGTON —The National Law Enforcement Museum at the Motorola Solutions Foundation Building— the nation’s only museum dedicated to exploring nearly every facet of American law enforcement — today announced a slate of exciting and engaging programs that will be hosted inside the newly-opened facility.
NGU Invites Community to ‘Christmas At NGU’
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- By NGU Press Release
Tigerville, SC (November 8, 2018) North Greenville University invites neighbors and friends to celebrate the holiday season together at “Christmas At NGU.” The event will be held on campus from 5:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 26.
Trump Calls Out Losing Republicans Who Didn’t Embrace Him
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- By GOP Presidential
.@POTUS: “We saw the candidates that I supported achieve tremendous success last night.” https://t.co/YEwZGue71Z pic.twitter.com/JRD1t3JiFt
— Fox News (@FoxNews) November 7, 2018
In his post-midterm election press conference, President Donald Trump called out Republican candidates who lost in their respective races on Tuesday for not embracing the GOP’s message leading up to the midterms.
Hunley Offers Free Tickets to All Active and Retired Military During Veterans’ Day Weekend Tours
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- By Press Release
North Charleston, SC – Friends of the Hunley is celebrating Veteran’s Day all weekend by offering free tickets to all active and retired military personnel. The free tickets for our armed services will be available both Saturday, November 10th from 10 – 5PM and Sunday, November 11th from 12 - 5PM. Active servicemen and women and veterans will need to show identification for free access to see the world’s first successful combat submarine and artifacts found onboard. The Hunley attraction also has 7500 square feet of new, interactive exhibit space.
Congressman Massie Rips Mask Off the "Deep Swamp" in DC
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- By The New American
In this exclusive interview with The New American, Congressman Thomas Massie (R-Ky.) exposes what he describes as the "Deep Swamp" operating in D.C. He also explains why the Constitution should be obeyed, which the Department of Education should be shut down, and much more. You won't want to miss it!
NGU Announces New College of Business & Entrepreneurship, Dean
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- By NGU
Tigerville, SC - North Greenville University announced Wednesday that it will consolidate its business undergraduate and graduate academic programs under a new College of Business & Entrepreneurship. Also announced, Dr. John B. Duncan, currently the associate dean of the College of Business and professor of accounting at Anderson University, has been named founding dean. The new College will launch effective January 1, 2019.
The Mistake of Early Voting
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- By John & Andy Schlafly
More than 38 million ballots were cast before Election Day arrived this year, shattering the midterm election record for early voting. That was nearly double the level of early voting in the last midterm election, in 2014, when 21 million voted early.
Yet few genuinely benefit from this early voting fad, except political machines and the better-funded candidates. That means early voting boosts the Democrats, who held an enormous fundraising advantage this year along with their political machine that has long dominated Chicago and other big cities.
What Will the Dems Do With Their New House?
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- By Judge Andrew Napolitano
The Democratic Party has won control of the House of Representatives. Its members effectively will be able to block all legislation that the Senate passes and the president wants. They also will be able to unleash their subpoena power mercilessly on the executive branch. Will the members of the new majority view their victory primarily as an opportunity to legislate or as a chance to investigate?
Here is the back story.
NGU’s Briggs Named Founding Dean of New College of Wellness & Sport Professions
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- By NGU
Tigerville, SC - Dr. Jeff Briggs, currently acting dean of NGU’s College of Business & Sport Professions and chair of the Department of Sport Management, has been named the founding dean of the new College of Wellness & Sport Professions effective January 1, 2019.
The new College of Wellness & Sport Professions will include three undergraduate degree programs: sport management with concentrations in business, coaching, and ministry; physical education which includes the service program and the pending K-12 certification program; and outdoor leadership.
BJU Programming Teams Place First, Fifth in Programming Contest
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- By Randy Page - BJU
The Bob Jones University Bruins intercollegiate computer programming teams placed 1st, 5th and 15th in the annual programming contest at the Consortium for Computing Sciences in Colleges (CCSC) Southeastern Region conference held Saturday, Nov. 3, at Roanoke College in Salem, Virginia.
BJU fielded three teams in the 21 team competition. The contest problem set consisted of nine problems and students had three hours to solve them. Nathan Collins and Sam Henry (BJU Team A) solved all nine problems and finished first. The team of Zac Hayes, Ryan Longacre, and Jeremiah England (BJU Team B) finished fifth and solved five problems.
Say No to Nanny Bloomberg
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- By Michelle Malkin
No matter how politically fractured the nation may seem, I believe that liberty-loving citizens of all ideologies can unite and agree:
Billionaire Nanny Michael Bloomberg -- the soda-taxing, gun-grabbing, snack-attacking control freak -- should keep his nose out of our lives and out of the 2020 presidential race.
On the eve of the midterms, the former New York City mayor dumped $5 million into a self-serving ad bashing President Donald Trump, promoting Democrats, decrying border enforcement and preaching about a "higher purpose" in Washington.
Greenville Public School Students Clean Up Washington Center's Greenhouse
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- By Washington Center
Happy Birthday
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- By Tony Dunn
No Nudity, No Profanity, No Gore, Yet Christian Movie Gets R Rating from MPAA
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- By Christian Newswire
DRESDEN, Ohio -- Why would the Motion Picture Association of America give an R rating to a faith-based movie with no profanity, no nudity, no sex, no gore, no torture, and no glamorized violence?
It's called censorship.
"The Reliant" stars Kevin Sorbo (Hercules), Brian Bosworth (The Longest Yard), Eric Roberts (The Dark Knight), The Benham Brothers (War Room), and Mollee Gray (High School Musical). Their website describes the story: "Economic collapse precipitates widespread rioting and looting, forcing a 21-year-old lovesick girl to care for siblings in a stretch of woods bordered by lawless anarchy, wondering why a good God would let this happen."
Has Bloomberg Begun the Battle for 2020?
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- By Pat Buchanan
Did former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg just take a page out of the playbook of Sen. Ed Muskie from half a century ago?
In his first off-year election in 1970, President Richard Nixon ran a tough attack campaign to hold the 52 House seats the GOP had added in '66 and '68, and to pick up a few more seats in the Senate.
The issue: law and order. The targets: the "radical liberals."
Nite-Line Guest Line-up for November 12-16, 2018
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- By NiteLine Press Release
Nite Line broadcasts live Monday through Friday on WGGS-TV from 8 p.m. until 9:30 p.m. The program features local and/or nationally known guests who share their testimonies and talent. Our goal is to be an inspiration to our viewers as well as inform them of Christian and community events in the upstate.
Monday, November 12, 2018: Tonight Dante Thompson hosts an anti-bullying program on Nite Line as he welcomes TV-16 Production Assistant Fred Sims, Valisa Smith, and Toby Johnson to share how the Lord protected them when they were bullied in school. Tune as they examine how bullying impacted their lives and how the Lord led them through these painful experiences. Valisa Smith and Toby Johnson sing on tonight’s program.
Slater Hall Renovations
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- By Rhett Burns
On November 1, Greenville County Parks and Recreation representatives received a check for $42,000 to renovate the historic Slater Hall. The state funds were secured by Representatives Mike Burns and Dwight Loftis, Senator Tom Corbin, and Councilman Joe Dill.
Struggle Between Good and Evil
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Our nation is at war with itself. We pretend that our political competition is between Republicans and Democrats, however, it is not that simple. It is a battle that is as old as the world itself. It is a battle between good and evil that began in the Garden of Eden.
The advocates of evil are intentionally confusing the English language and calling evil good and good evil. Government schools are no longer teaching factual history; therefore, the younger generation of Americans do not know facts of history or have appreciation for the sacrifices their ancestors made for them.
Eric Holder Campaigns with #PelosiJoe Cunningham
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- By SC GOP Press Release
The South Carolina Republican Party released the following statement from State Chairman Drew McKissick today regarding former Attorney General Eric Holder's recent campaigning for Democrat Joe Cunningham in the 1st congressional district:
"Joe Cunningham has spent his entire campaign trying to fool the people of the lowcountry into thinking that he's some sort of a moderate, but now he's got Eric Holder, Obama's radical liberal Attorney General out campaigning for him. This is the same guy who joked about physical violence against Republicans", McKissick said.
"It's just more of the same two-face campaigning we get from other Democrats who want to pretend to be moderates, but then govern as extreme liberals. South Carolina voters are smart, and no amount of playing moderate "dress-up" is going to fool them on Election Day."
North Greenville University Announces New Academic Appointments
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- By NGU Press Release
Tigerville, SC - The North Greenville University (NGU) Office of Academic Affairs announced Monday that new administrative changes are coming.
Dr. Linwood Hagin, currently dean of the College of Communication, will be promoted to associate provost for undergraduate studies and academic administration. Dr. Larry McDonald, currently dean of the Graduate School of Christian Ministry, will be promoted to associate provost for graduate programs and dean of the T. Walter Brashier Graduate School. He will continue to serve as the director of the Doctor of Ministry program and as professor of Christian spirituality. Also, Dr. Jill Rayburn, currently the director of academic engagement and outreach, has been named the assistant provost for academic outreach and director of professional programs. All three appointments are effective January 1, 2019.
Senate Race Rocked Over Candidate’s Announcement
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- By GOP Presidential
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema was given a boost Thursday when the Green Party’s candidate dropped out and endorsed her — a move that could give Sinema an edge over Republican Martha McSally in an airtight race.
“I want [supporters] to vote for a better Arizona, and that would be for Kyrsten Sinema,” third-party candidate Angela Green told 12 News. “After watching the debates and seeing everything, Sinema’s stance on a lot of things are very similar to mine.”
BREAKING AZ Green Party's U.S. Senate candidate Angela Green tells #12News she's dropping out & throwing support to @kyrstensinema. Green was polling up to 6% in toss-up race. https://t.co/WwxN7M13b0 #AZSEN pic.twitter.com/GA4tfSyAoO
— BrahmResnik (@brahmresnik) November 1, 2018
The decision, coming just days away from Tuesday’s midterm election, shakes up the already close race — where polling has been particularly volatile.
A Fox News poll released this week had the race at a tie, while an ABC 15/OH Predictive Insights poll had McSally ahead by 7. On the flip side, an NBC News/Marist poll had Sinema ahead by 6 in a head-to-head, but that lead cut to 3 when factoring in Green — who polled at 6 percent. The Real Clear Politics average of recent polls has Sinema ahead by 0.7 percent
Read more at foxnews.com.
Begin to Plan for the "Olde South Ball"
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- By Holly Sheen
On September 7, 2019 we will once again assemble a select and genteel company for the elegant and enjoyable Olde South Ball!
Mark Your Calendars!
Date: Saturday, September 7, 2019
Location: Spartanburg Marriott, Spartanburg, SC
Registration is Open!
As always, we will offer our Free Dance Practice, Free Photography Studio, and a wonderful formal supper along with four sets of dancing to the timeless music of the Blue Ridge Rounders. Heather and Raquelle Sheen will be our fabulous callers once again.
Leftist Race Slander Could Backfire
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- By David Limbaugh
If you don't think the political left is conspiring to smear President Trump, his supporters and the GOP as racists, then you probably haven't been paying close enough attention.
I'm aware of the preferred school of thought that says targets of false political accusations shouldn't take the bait and respond, the rationale being that defensiveness just makes them sound guilty and calls undue attention to the charge.
I might buy that argument if I hadn't witnessed the success of the left's relentless decadeslong assault. I've encountered too many people who've bought into this wicked lie.
Mass Migration: Mortal Threat to Red State America
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- By Pat Buchanan
Among the reasons Donald Trump is president is that his natural political instincts are superior to those of any other current figure.
As campaign 2018 entered its final week, Trump seized upon and elevated the single issue that most energizes his populist base and most convulses our media elite.
Warning of an "invasion," he pointed to the migrant caravan that had come out of Honduras and was wending its way through Mexico. He then threatened to issue an executive order ending birthright citizenship.
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