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- Greenville County School Board Forum - Thursday, Oct. 17th
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- SC Upstate Political Leader’s Repeated Use of Lawfare Backfires
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- North Carolina Soros Alert
- CIVILIZATION’S INTERREGNUM – PART 15
- Christians Nationwide Unite in Prayer for Divine Intervention in Upcoming Election and 'Expect God's Help'
- Religion, Region, and Politics
Elena Kagan Should Be Rejected
- By Phyllis Schlafley
Barack Obama revealed his goal for the Supreme Court when he complained on Chicago Radio Station WBEZ-FM in 2001 that the Earl Warren Court wasn't "radical" enough because "it didn't break free from the essential constraints placed by the Founding Fathers in the Constitution" in order to allow "redistribution of wealth." Now that Obama is President, he has the power to nominate Supreme Court justices who will "break free" from the Constitution and join him in "fundamentally transforming" America.
That's the essence of his choice of Elena Kagan as his second Supreme Court nominee. She never was a judge, and her paper trail is short but it's long enough to prove that she is a clear and present danger to the Constitution.
Establishing an Absolute Tyranny
- By Ray Sheen
“The history of the present [government] is a history of repeated injuries and usurpations, all having in direct object the establishment of an absolute tyranny over these states.” An interesting quote. Sounds like it came from a talk radio diatribe, or possibly from a right-wing conservative blog. Actually, it comes from our Declaration of Independence. In that document the term I have in brackets—government— was actually “King of Great Britain.”
Thousands Participated in the July 4th Celebration at Rock Springs Baptist, Easley, SC
- By James Spurck
Pastor David Gallamore announces that this is the largest crowd yet to attend Rock Springs’ July 4th Celebration.
Upstate Veterans Remember Korean War
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Koreans Express Appreciation for American Sacrifices for Their Freedom
Upstate chapters of the Korean War Veterans Association joined together Saturday in remembrance of the 60th Anniversary of the beginning of the Korean War, June 25th, 1950. The event revolved around a buffet luncheon at the Phoenix Inn in Greenville. Several natives of Korea who are now naturalized American citizens attended and participated in the program.
Reverend Peter Chong, pastor of All Nations Full Gospel Church opened the program with the Invocation.
Pastor Willie Thompson: ‘I thank the Lord that I have been born in America.’
- By Thomas C. Hanson
The Greenville County Republican Women’s Club conducted its annual Americanism meeting June 24 with a luncheon at the Poinsett Club. The theme was “Let Freedom Ring.”
The guest of honor and main speaker was Willie Thompson, a Vietnam veteran who served in the Marines.
The musical program was presented by Greenville in Harmony, a women’s chorus affiliated with Sweet Adelines International. Club members brought items for residents of the Richard Campbell Veterans Nursing Home in Anderson. Nancee Lee Yearick organized the program.
Homeschool Student Wins National Oratorical Scholarship Contest
- By Press Release
Victoria Elizabeth Black (Tori Beth) won the National American Legion Oratorical Contest and $18,000 college scholarship in Indianapolis, Indiana, April 11, 2010. She began the journey at her local Post 44, the Leverette-Thomas American Legion Post in Iva, S.C. in the January competition. She continued to advance to Zone, State and finally Nationals! The National Competition was incredible as the 53 contestants, all completely prepared, and delivered 8-10 minute orations on the Constitution of the United States of America, along with a 3-5 minute impromptu speech drawn during each round.
Upstate Congressmen Suffer Overwhelming Defeat
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Nikki Haley, Trey Gowdy Exceed Own Expectations
No one predicted that six-term Congressman Bob Inglis after spending gobs of money on television and radio ads, knocking on hundreds of doors and holding dozens of discussion meets, would only be able to scrape up 29 percent of the vote in the district he once “owned.” Inglis only won 3 precincts in Greenville County and none in either Spartanburg or Union County.
Amnesty by Executive Fiat Signals “Outright Dictatorship”
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Alan Keyes has now committed to print what many Americans have feared in silence. Keyes, a former Ambassador to the United Nations, Republican Presidential Candidate, author and public speaker, predicts that if President Obama persists in unilaterally granting blanket amnesty for millions of illegal immigrants, it will signal that our constitutional republic is “on the verge of outright dictatorship.”
Republican Senators Allow Democrats to Kill Voter ID Bill
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Senators Leatherman, Knotts, O’Dell and Rankin Identified as Culprits
Legislation requiring voters to prove who they are when they vote by presenting identification failed to pass the South Carolina Senate last week. The legislation required identification by a South Carolina drivers license, South Carolina official identification card, a U. S. Passport, a U. S. Government identification or a voter identification card with a photo ID in order to vote in South Carolina.
Passage of the bill to close a clear loophole in the current law that allows voter fraud and abuse was the top priority for the South Carolina Republican Party this year.
Upstate Baptist Church Holds Summer Drama Camp
- By Press Release
Dr. and Mrs. Nicky Chavers and The Academy of Arts Drama Ministry concluded Summer Drama camp this past Friday. We at Bible Baptist Church were honored and blessed to be able to host the very first production of the summer by the Southern Drama Team. Last night a team of young people from all over the country performed “Joseph of Arimathea,” an original play written by Dr. Nicky Chavers.
Constitution Party Nominates Candidates
- By Press Release
The Constitution Party of South Carolina held their State Convention, Saturday, May 15, 2010, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Greenville. The State Convention was to nominate Constitution Party candidates for the general election to be held in November. SC State Chairman Ted Adams presided, and Convention President John Langville conducted the election of state officers.
Dr. Tom Kendall introduced Constitution Party nominee for the 4th Congressional District, Dave Edwards, who is a real estate broker in Greenville. Dave believes that it is a citizen’s duty to stand up for the rights and principles of Constitutional government that our founders secured for us. More information about Dave can be found at: www.Daveedwards4congress.com.
Change Coming to South Carolina
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The elections of 2010 are bringing change to South Carolina. Some of the changes can be attributed to Barack Obama – not in support of him but in opposition to his policies and the chaos he is creating in the nation and world. Other changes in the Palmetto State are occurring in the State Government, the Republican Party and a large segment of the Democrat Party.
The election of Barack Obama and the takeover of the U. S. Senate and House by leftists, socialists, progressive Communists and liberal Democrats has awakened a sleeping giant that has surfaced in the form of “Tea Parties.”
Emotions Flair in Last Debate
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Inglis Attacks, Gowdy Strikes Back
The last meeting before vote in the primary runoff election between Bob Inglis and Trey Gowdy took place Monday morning at the Poinsett Club. The event was sponsored by the Upstate Republican Women’s Club.
Deb Sofield was moderator of the event and maintained control over questions and time allowed for answers.
Congressman Inglis, showing signs of stress from his toughest race yet for the congressional seat, was constantly on the attack. He lashed out at Gowdy campaign aide Dan Hoover, accusing Hoover of accusing him of lying.
An Evening With Royalty
- By Press Release
On the final evening of the historical four-day Greenville visit by His Royal Highness, Prince Edward, a private VIP reception was held at White Oak, historic home of Furman University President. The event served as a thank you to the sponsors of The Duke of Edinburgh Foundation Award.
PFOX “PTA Has Become Left Wing Advocacy Group”
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Saylors Accuses Family Oriented Former Gay Group of Not Meeting Requirements of PTA’s “Diversity and Inclusion Policy”
Regina Griggs, Executive Director of PFOX, “Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays and Gays,” a family organization that educates the public on the message of hope and support for students, families and educators affected by homosexuality, gender confusion and school bullying, alleges that “the PTA has become a left-wing advocacy group instead of serving the needs of all children.
Political Newcomer Corbin Unseats Speaker Pro Tem Harry Cato in District 17
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Allegations that “Harry Doesn’t Live Here Anymore” a Factor in Outcome
Harry Cato has represented Northern Greenville County in the South Carolina House for two decades. During those years he has never had a serious challenge – until this year.
Two challengers, Nathan Earle and Tom Corbin filed to challenge Cato in the Republican Primary. Corbin got more than enough votes to take the victory outright and replace Cato as the Republican candidate.
The Plight of Winners and Losers
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
In every contest there are winners and losers. Election to public office is no different. There was a time in recent years when political office holders had only to avoid scandal to remain in office until they were too old to be pushed around in a wheel chair and read from a script prepared by staff members. Such is the case of West Virginia’s Robert Byrd currently, and there have been others.
Friends of House District 17
- By Tom Corbin
Six months ago I felt God's calling to take a stand for Christian morals, beliefs and family values. I believed that he was leading me to run for SC House District 17. With the support of my family and friends I began the process of running for office. Immediately I was received by others with encouragement and approval. On March 15, I held my campaign announcement at Clearview Baptist Church's Family Life Center. I was amazed as over 100 family, friends, and acquaintances gathered to hear my declaration for office.
Teaching A Biblical Work Ethic
- By Heather Sheen
In our culture, we see many skewed views of work. On one end of the spectrum there are people who hate work and do anything and everything to try to get out of it. On the other end are the workaholics to whom their work is their life and it trumps everything, including God and family. Obviously neither extreme is correct. But what is the biblical view of work? How do we teach it to our children?
Albert Burmley and Goldie
- By Keith Crowe
A few weeks ago I wrote about one of the all-time great song writers. This week’s feature is about another writer who has penned some of the classic Southern Gospel Music songs. His name is Albert E. Brumley and he spent most of his adult life in the small town of Powell, Missouri.
PTA Says PFOX Families Not Welcome at PTA Convention
- By Christian Newswire
PTA President Chuck Saylors rejects pro-family organization’s request to exhibit at PTA Convention
CHICAGO – Charles ('Chuck') Saylors, hailed as the first male president of the Parents Teachers Association (PTA), has rejected a pro-family organization's request to exhibit at the national PTA convention. Although the PTA allows gay rights groups to exhibit, Saylors rejected the exhibit application of Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays & Gays (PFOX).
PFOX is a family organization that educates the public on the message of hope and support for students, families and educators affected by homosexuality, gender confusion, and school bullying.
Shivers, Presented SAR War Medal and Certificate
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
A Veteran of the Vietnam War, Shivers was Recipient of Four Purple Hearts, Silver Star Medal, and Battlefield Commission
Lieutenant Colonel Stephen L. Shivers, USMC (Ret), was presented the Society of the Sons of the American Revolution War Medal and Certificate. Charles Porter of the Colonel Robert Anderson Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, made the presentation on Memorial Day, 2010, during ceremonies at Woodlawn Memorial Park. Porter summarized Shivers’ military service.
Choice Hills’ Pastor Stan Craig Weds Beverly Freeney
- By Barbara Wilson
May 15, 2010, was a pleasant, warm Saturday. We drove toward Choice Hills Baptist Church to attend Pastor Craig’s wedding, and along the way we listened to his Trumpet Pulpit segment on WTBI radio. Bro. Stan Craig was happily preaching “live” from his church office! It was 12:30pm, and getting closer to the start of his own wedding ceremony! Being so near to the starting time, it made us both chuckle! You could just imagine Brother Craig’s big smile! He said, “In just 30 minutes, I’m going to be married! Everyone is invited to come!”
Greenville County and SC GOP File Suit to Seek Registration by Party
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The South Carolina Republican Party has joined the Greenville County Republican Party to file a suit in U.S. District Court in Greenville, seeking to overturn laws that prevent political parties in this state from holding primaries in which only people registered for that party can vote.
The suit filed last week had no effect on the June 8, 2010, Primary Elections, as it seeks only to change the way future primaries are conducted.
Six High School Seniors Named Greenville County Students of the Year
- By Press Release
Each spring, Greenville County Schools names Students of Year — the senior or seniors with the highest SAT score or highest ACT score. This year, six students received the prestigious title.
Hannah Chen from Riverside High and Valedictorian Natasha Deshpande from Mauldin High scored a perfect 2400 on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT). Irina Danescu and Amy Li from Riverside High, and MingZhe Lin and Valedictorian Angela Luo from Southside High Academy scored 35 out of a possible 36 points on the American College Test (ACT) to be named Students of the Year.
Heroes I Have Known (Part II)
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
My first encounter with Lewis Millett was in 1964. He was a Lieutenant Colonel instructor at the Command and General Staff College. I was a Captain student.
“I hope you are not like that last guy named Dill who came through here. He was a genuine (expletive deleted).”
“I don’t have any relatives in the Army,” was my response.
FREEDOM FOR A CHANGE: A Must-Read Book
- By Chuck Baldwin
My son, Tim Baldwin, is a constitutional attorney and historian. And now, after reading his just-released book, FREEDOM FOR A CHANGE, I learned something else about him: he is quite the scholar. I dare say his new book, FREEDOM FOR A CHANGE, rivals any great textbook of law and history written during the last hundred years. And I am not saying that because he is my son. I am saying that because it is the truth.
Jan Williams Elected to Replace Evert Headley as Greenville County GOP Third Vice Chairman
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The Executive Committee of the Greenville County Republican Party elected Retired Engineer, Jan Williams, Third Vice Chairman of the County party Monday evening.
Williams replaces Evert Headley who is resigning for personal reason.
The primary duty of the Third Vice Chairman is precinct coordination, organization and reorganization.
Trumpeters Honored by SAR at Memorial Day Program
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
During the annual Memorial Day program held inside Woodlawn Funeral Home due to rain, two local trumpeters were honored.
The Col. Robert Anderson Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, presented the two with the SAR Outstanding Citizenship Pin and Certificate. This is a prestigious award given to those who attained noteworthy achievements in their community and state.
Speaking on behalf of chapter president Victor Compton and the chapter members, master of ceremonies Charles Porter, the past state and chapter SAR president noted that despite a 50-year difference in age between the two recipients, they both have a strong sense of community service.
Fifth Annual Greenville Scottish Games Held at Furman University
- By Staff Reporter
Two members of the Blue Star Mothers Association explain to His Royal Highness Prince Edward what their organization does on behalf of mothers whose sons/daughters are serving in the military in a war zone, as board member Phil Bradley and Greenville Scottish Games President Dee Benedict listen.
- Annual Veterans Memorial Day Ceremony Held at Greenville County Square
- Boiling Springs Tea Party Announce Endorsements
- Heroes I Have Known (Part 1)
- Obama STARTS to Disarm America
- New County Ordinance Declares Certain Uncultivated Weeds, Briars, Vines Unlawful
- National Society of the SAR Participate in Furman Univ. Army ROTC Awards Ceremony
- Air Force JROTC Awards Presented
- Constitution Party Nominates Candidates
- Why the Obama Lies Prevailed
- Most Dangerous Time in Our Lives
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