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Schlafly: “Donald Trump Last Hope for America”
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“He will fight for the issues that we really care about and are very hot at the present time, such as the Immigration Issue. I don't see anyone else who is eager to fight.”
On the eve of a presidential election year and the Iowa Caucuses less than two months away, there are danger signs on the horizon.
Hillary Clinton is the likely Democrat candidate. Her mendacity and alleged crimes are not a problem for her constituents who plan to win by “hook or crook.”
With Senator Lindsey Graham out of the race, there remain 13 Republican candidates. Most of the candidates are clinging to the moderate wing of the Republican Party that lost the last two elections to Barack Obama. Only Donald Trump and Ted Cruz stand out from the crowd as separate from the Republican Establishment.
Past Presidents Attend Celebration
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- By Thomas C. Hanson
The current president of the Greenville County Republican Women's Club and six past presidents attended the Club's annual Christmas Luncheon at the Poinsett Club. From left to right, Mary Beth Green, Recently installed President for 2016 – 2017; Linda Slaton, 2014 – 2015; Debbie Spaugh, 2012 – 2013; Kathy Davis, 2010 – 2011; Geri Warren, 2008 – 2009; Betty Poe, 2006 – 2007; and Joanne Meadows, 2003 – 2005. Under the leadership of these ladies the club has grown to be the largest Republican Women's Club in the Palmetto State and one of the more active and influential.
Donald Trump Appealing to Discouraged Citizens
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Cruz Close Behind and Leading in Iowa, Establishment Candidates Getting no Traction
The latest polls indicate that Donald Trump is “building a commanding national lead” over his opponents. The only opponent showing a threatening surge is Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
Many concerned citizens are flocking to Donald Trump because they are convinced that the establishment Republicans are not committed to closing the borders and protecting citizens from an onslaught of foreigners that include an unknown number of committed terrorist.
Republican Women Install New President
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Rafael Cruz Visits Volunteers at Cruz for President Greenville Headquarters
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- By Robert Ryggs
Rafael Cruz, father of Senator Ted Cruz, poses with volunteers and guests at Cruz Headquarters in Greenville.
Ted Cruz Leads in Iowa, Wins Greenville Straw Polls
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“Ted Cruz will always tell the truth and do what he says he will do.” ~ Rafael Cruz
Senator Ted Cruz of Texas jumped to first place in the latest Iowa poll. Cruz sailed by both Donald Trump and Ben Carson in the latest Monmouth University poll released Monday, December 7, 2015.
Cruz took 24 percent of the votes from a survey of 425 Iowa voters likely to attend the Republican presidential caucuses in February.
This marks the first time that Cruz has held a lead in any of the crucial early primary states.
Pastor Lays Aside Political Correctness, Confronts Radical Islam
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“It is Impossible to Defeat an Enemy you are Unwilling to Identify.”
On Sunday morning following the radical Islamic attacks on innocent civilians in Paris, Dr. Robert Jeffress Pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas, dispensed with political correctness and provided a special message to his congregation. Dr. Jeffress and Pastor Donnie Swaggart have demonstrated boldness and courage that most pastors and elected officials have not yet exhibited.
The message now on U-tube lasts only 6 minutes and will be quoted as near verbatim as possible.
I feel like I need to address the tragedy we all witnessed this weekend in Paris. What should be our response to that tragedy? Certainly, as Christians, we should be praying for the victims and the victims families. Psalms 34 says, The Lord is close to those who are broken hearted.
- Sarah Palin sees Trump, Cruz as GOP Finalists
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- Cruz’s “Rally for Religious Liberty” at BJU
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- Greenville County Council Tabled Refugee Proposal
- GCRWC Passed Refugee Resolution
- Lawmakers Ask Supreme Court to Expand GHS Case
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