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GOP Deals with Open Primary Fallout
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville County GOP Executive Committee Discussed Support of RINOS and their Opponents
The Greenville County Republican Party Executive Committee spent most of their Monday evening August meeting time discussing rules governing county and precinct officers and the requirement that they refrain from openly supporting opponents of the party nominee in the General Election.
A planned resolution to wave a rule that would allow Executive Committeemen to support a petition candidate challenging United States Senator Lindsey Graham was never presented to the committee for consideration.
The rules state that a party officer forfeits his office if he supports an opponent of the party candidate.
The only motion that made it to the floor was one regarding the primary winner and Republican Party nominee for Superintendent of Education.
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Teens Report on Sam Davis Youth Camp
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
National Organization is Growing Rapidly in the Palmetto State with Field Offices Across the Mountains to the Sea Shore
Americans for Prosperity: South Carolina held a Summer Bash for upstate activists Tuesday, July 1st at the AFP Greenville offices on Pleasantburg Drive.
Upstate Field Coordinators Debbie Spaugh and Seth Powell hosted the event with South Carolina State Director Dave Schwartz as special guest speaker.
Although a tent was erected outside, the attendees moved inside the packed offices to avoid the intense afternoon heat.
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Business Support of Political Parties
- By Center for Responsive Politics
Election Cycle political donations, as reported by the “Center for Responsive Politics.” (excluding the flow of $ millions Dems rely on from Unions)
Shopping
Price Club/Costco donated $225K, 99% went to Democrats
Rite Aid donated $517K, 60% went to Democrats
Magla Products ( Stanley tools, Mr. Clean) donated $22K, 100% went to Democrats
Warnaco (undergarments) donated $55K, 73% went to Democrats
Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia donated $153K, 99% went to Democrats
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Mike Scruggs Leads GCRWC Americanism Program
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Vietnam War Veteran and Historian Mike Scruggs headed the Greenville County Republican Women’s Club Americanism Program, June 26th with a discussion of his book Lessons from the Vietnam War: Truths the Media Never Told You.
Scruggs is a regular columnist for The Times Examiner and the author of three books. The Vietnam War book includes the story of his near death experience as an Intelligence Officer and navigator on a twin prop A-26 attack bomber as part of an Air Commando operation interdicting supply lines at night on the Ho Chi Minh Trail in Laos.
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Supreme Court Heard Testimony of SC Attorney General and House Speaker
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The South Carolina Supreme Court heard the arguments of Attorney General Alan Wilson and lawyers for House Speaker Bobby Harrell last Tuesday.
Harrell is attempting to block a grand jury from hearing ethics charges against him filed by the South Carolina Policy Council and other public interest organizations. The court itself is in an ethical and conflict of interest situation because Harrell as speaker of the house has been instrumental in appointing each of the justices to the bench.
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Targeting Systemic Corruption in South Carolina Government
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“We are not going to Talk about Ethics Reform Any More. We are going to Talk about Ending Systemic Corruption in this State.” - Ashley Landess, President, SC Policy Council
“We are not going to talk about ethics reform any more. We are going to talk about ending systemic corruption in this state,” Ashley Landess told attendees at the Greenville based RINO Hunt meeting last Friday night.
Landess was speaking after the Legislature failed to pass an ethics reform bill that critics said had nothing to do with ethics.
“It would have decriminalized the ethics code and forced citizens who want to participate in legislative hearings to register as lobbyists.”
The bill that passed both Houses of the Legislature but did not get out of the Conference Committee contained one important reform, according to the Policy Council Education Foundation newsletter.
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2014 Furman Grad Recognized as Top Student Activist
- By Press Release
Recent Furman graduate, Lauren Cooley, was recognized as one of the nation’s top student activists this past weekend at the Student Activism Conference in Houston, Texas. Lauren, a former leader of Furman’s Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow (CSBT), addressed attendees at the conference’s Lone Star Dinner held by the Leadership Institute.
“We are proud to see our former CEO recognized for her leadership, courage, and principle,” said Elliot Stegall, current Chief Executive Officer of CSBT. Stegall continued, “Lauren is just one example of the high caliber students who have participated in Furman’s Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow over the years.”
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- Ravenel Threatening to Challenge Graham, Hutto for Senate Seat
- Lawmakers Promise Improved Health Care for Veterans
- “Double Whammy” for Greenville County Taxpayers
- Greenville GOP Removed 14 Executive Committeemen
- GOP Executive Committee Opposes Tax Hike Referendum
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