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Political
Doctor Speaks Out Against Government Takeover of Health Care
- By Terry M. Thacker
America has the best health care in the world, however, the physician/patient relationship is being politicized and is under attack.
About 100 people showed up to hear Greenville family physician Tom Kendall speak this past Saturday at the semi-annual luncheon of the Americans for Constitutional Government study group. The ACG usually meets every fourth Monday of the month at the Symmes branch of the Greenville County Public Library on Pelham Road. The next meeting will be on the 4th Monday in February at 10:00 a.m.
Dr. Kendall began his remarks by greeting those in attendance “in the name of the Great Physician.” His topic was the current state of health care in America. He said that God was stirring him to be more vocal in the public arena about the trends he sees in health care and how government is adversely impacting these trends. He said that he felt compelled to speak out.
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Taylor Reminds Lawmakers of Responsibilities at Beginning of Legislative Year
- By Bob Dill
Pay Attention to Sovereignty, Transparency, Constitutionality
There are several things I want you to pay attention to as you start another legislative year, Robert G. “Butch” Taylor instructed the Greenville County Legislative Delegation during their meeting on Monday evening.
The first is State Sovereignty to protect us from intrusion from the federal government.
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Legislative Delegation Appoints County Election Commission and Others During January Meeting
- By Bob Dill
The Greenville County Legislative Delegation made several appointments to boards and commissions during their January 4 meeting in Greenville. All five currently serving members of the Greenville County Election Commission were reappointed without opposition. The commissioners are Robert C. Schaffner, Bobby Black, Wilton E. Bagwell, Markylena Tolbert-Wydman and Bunny M. Phillips.
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Citizen Proposes Legislation to Hold Parents Responsible for Out of Control Minor Children
- By Bob Dill
Parent Previously Sought Help From Sheriff’s Dept. and Greenville County Council
Cynthia Zerga-Patnall appeared before the Greenville County Legislative Delegation, Monday evening, proposing specific legislation designed to prevent teen hoodlums from harassing law-abiding citizens on city streets and in neighborhoods and other public places. She proposed state laws that would hold parents responsible and accountable for all of their children until the age of 18 years.
Zerga-Patnall had addressed the delegation previously regarding teens in her neighborhood using abusive and threatening language when addressing girls and ladies on the sidewalks in the neighborhood.
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First Gubernatorial Debate to be Held in Charleston Jan. 28, 2010
- By Bob Dill
Five Republican Candidates for Governor to Debate in Port City
The South Carolina Republican Party has announced that MSNBC Host Joe Scarborough will moderate the state GOP’s first gubernatorial debate to be held January 28th in Charleston.
The debate will take place at Memminger Auditorium in Charleston. Details of the debate and whether it will be televised for viewing in the heavily Republican upstate have not been revealed.
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Ed Paxton Dresses Down County Government
- By Bob Dill
Citizen Ed Paxton was the only person to sign up to speak at the December 2nd meeting of Greenville County Council.
Paxton speaks slowly and deliberately. There is no mistaking what he says and he typically does not use words lightly.
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Kathy Davis President, Greenville County Republican Women’s Club for 2010-2011
- By Bob Dill
State GOP Chairman Karen Floyd Installed GCRWC Officers
Kathy Davis became the president of the Greenville County Republican Women’s Club during installation ceremonies at the Poinsett Club in Greenville, Thursday, December 3rd. The gavel was passed to Davis by outgoing President Geri Warren, who has provided dynamic leadership through an unprecedented period of growth and achievements. GCRWC is currently the largest Republican Women’s Club in South Carolina, and has a reputation for activism and influence that has been a magnet for attracting candidates for national as well as statewide office who are anxious to speak before the influential club membership. Geri Warren was chosen President for the Year by the South Carolina Federation of Republican Women and under her leadership the GCRWC received the Federation’s Diamond Award.
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- Greenville County Council Votes to Approve 22 Goals of Land Use Plan
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