- American Legion Hears about US and China Relations
- Timmons Expresses Support for DEI’s Doppelganger for Hiring Practices in Washington
- Local Republican Leaders Seeking Advice from Democrats
- The Chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party & Co. Vs Republican Party Priorities
- A Puppet Master Entangles His Republican Puppets in Greenville County GOP
- Dale Arterburn for Greenville County Coroner
- Why is Greenville County Council Pickpocketing Us Again?
- Evert’s Electables - GOP Presidential Preference Primary - February 24, 2024
- The 1861 Cherokee Declaration of Independence
- America’s Existential Immigration Crisis
- Yemen and the Houthi Rebels
- Danger: The Proposed South Carolina "Health Czar" Legislation will be Hazardous to Your FREEDOM!
- Adam Morgan Pledges to Support Term Limits on Congress
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- The Tucker Carlson Interview of Russian President Vladimir Putin
President and Cabinet must be Held Accountable for Benghazi Betrayal
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Regardless of the outcome of the presidential election, President Obama and his cabinet must be held accountable for the betrayal and abandonment of the American Ambassador and others in Benghazi, Libya.
This is a national security matter of the highest order. Americans in uniform have lost trust in their Commander-in-Chief and top civilian and military leaders. Cabinet members with the possible exception of the CIA are puppets of President Obama who put them in power.
Gowdy brings attention to Executive Branch Abuses
- By James "Chip" Moore
Congressman speaks to Greenville Tea Party
When Congressman Trey Gowdy spoke to the Greenville Tea Party on Thursday, November 1st, 2012, there were several abuses he wanted to make sure the crowd knew about. Those topics were Solyndra, manipulating the debt ceiling, recess appointments, and immigration.
A firm believer that the government should not be in the structure of picking winners and losers from the business end, Gowdy gave the example of Solyndra going bankrupt after $527 million in aid was given from the government. Gowdy believes that the government should wear a blindfold when it comes to handing out aid where grants are awarded by merits, and the executive branch shouldn’t fill out the applications for organizations like what has happened in the past.Administration Stonewalling on Benghazi Terrorist Attack
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
What Did the President Know, When Did He Know it, and What Did He Do About it?
On September 11, 2012, a well-organized and well-armed al-Qaeda force attacked the United States Consulate in Benghazi, Libya. U. S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens, and three other Americans, including two former Navy Seals working for the CIA, were massacred in a battle that lasted some seven hours.
For several weeks, the Obama Administration claimed the attack grew out of a spontaneous demonstration in reaction to a video critical of Mohammed.
World War II Honor Flight Vets Take Special Ride on B-24 and B-17
- By Paul Howell
On October 26th, the “Wings of Freedom Tour” landed at the Greenville Downtown Airport in South Carolina. They departed on Sunday, October 28th. This was a rare opportunity to visit, explore, and learn more about these unique and rare treasures of our aviation history.
The Consolidated B-24 Liberator “Witchcraft” WWII Heavy Bomber and North American P-51C Mustang “Betty Jane” are the sole remaining examples of their type flying in the World. The vintage Boeing B-17 “Flying Fortress” is one of only 11 in flying condition in the United States.
Happy Hope Home Gives Free Lodging for Returning Military
- By James "Chip" Moore
While praying to the Lord in September, Fred Maus was given direction to open a ministry to help returning military and their families while they search for housing. After the previous tenant left at the end of September, the Lord’s direction was not to rent it out again. Instead, Maus is opening the doors to a fully furnished home with staple food for up to two weeks for military returning from a tour of duty overseas, including their spouse and children.
National Convention Committee Members Report to Greenville County GOP
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Platform Strengthened, Rule Changes Troubling (see GCGOP Resolution at bottom of Article)
Changes to the rules and platform passed at the Republican National Convention in Florida will have an impact on the future of the Republican Party. Generally speaking, the Platform is stronger and more conservative than in previous years, especially in terms of life issues, school choice and other value issues. Some of the rule changes pushed through by the liberal wing of the party are troubling and were opposed by the delegates representing the South Carolina Republican Party.
Greenville County “Ethics” Rules Violated
- By Harry Kibler - Founder of RINO Hunt, Pelzer, SC
Should a lawmaker be able to sponsor and pass legislation that funnels money into his own company or a company he works for? Should a Council member be able to commit public money when it directly benefits himself?
If the public were aware of where the elected official earned his money it may change how many laws are created and how they affect the citizens they serve.
Most Important and Corrupt Election in our Lifetime
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
An administration that has exercised power for four years based on falsehoods and deception is now required to base their reelection campaign on falsehoods and deception in order to be consistent by maintaining the deception and retain power for another four years. Nothing will be too unethical, immoral or dishonest for them to use in the next thirty days of the campaign, and the tricks have already begun.
Hardly anyone believes the Administration report that unemployment has suddenly dropped from 8.2 to 7.8 percent. They have manipulated numbers before and they have done it again. A convenient election-year deception.
The White House's Voter Protection Racket
- By James Aldridge - Anderson, SC
Earlier this year, the Pew Center described our voter registration system as "Inaccurate, Costly. and Inefficient." It reported that 24 million voter registrations in the U.S. are not valid; and that more than 4.5 million deceased are listed as voters or registered in more than one state. Still, the Obama Administration, and its 'attack dog,' Attorney General Eric Holder, is suing states that are enacting common sense voter ID laws to correct these problems.
Ryan Rafalski Candidate For School Board District 19
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Ryan Rafalski is a long time resident of Greenville County. He is married to the former Leigh Ann Taylor and they have two school age children. He is a graduate of the Citadel in Civil Engineering and an active member of Marietta First Baptist Church. He describes himself as a principled conservative and a champion of traditional family values.
Barnes Drops Lawsuit Against GOP
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
He is Now Waging Write-in Campaign Against Baldwin
Mike Barnes dropped his lawsuit against the Greenvile County Republican Party, Friday after the Judge failed to appear for the scheduled court session. He immediately began campaigning as a write-in candidate for the District 18 seat on Greenville County Council.
The case was scheduled to go before the judge at 9 am. on Friday. About seven minutes before 9 Stephen Brown, attorney for the Greenville County Republican Party, received a phone call at the courthouse informing him that the case would be rescheduled with another judge because the scheduled judge was not present.
Political Allegiances In Order to Gain Office
- By Jim and Nancy Page - Greenville, SC
Costumes and fall weather seem to go together. Turn on the TV, and you’ll recognize beloved football mascots. Answer the doorbell, and you’ll see dressed-up children hoping for candy.
Unfortunately, voters must also contend with disguises that have less sentimental appeal and far more serious implications for the state. Consider how our country has spent the last four years struggling through the administration of a politician who portrayed his values as something far different from his true character.
Spiritual Warfare of the Deadly Kind
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
More than anytime in my lifetime, the upcoming elections involve not just flesh and blood, but the spiritual realm. Many issues at stake involve clear-cut battles involving good and evil. That is not to say that all of the choices are clear, because they are not. There are many gray areas, where voters must use the uncommon ability to apply common sense. For the Christian, decisions should be easier, because Christians have the Scripture and the Holy Spirit as advisers.
Donnie Sumnger
- By Keith Crowe
This week’s featured artist is Donnie Sumner. He was raised the son of a minister and is no newcomer to the world of Gospel Music. Since childhood his favorite form of entertainment has been Gospel Music with styles ranging from "Foot-stompin' - hand-clappin' revival tunes" to what has become known in today's market as contemporary sacred music. Having devoted over forty years of his own life to the world of music, Donnie has carried on the tradition of others in his family who have also made their mark in this industry.
Gowdy Warns of Republic Demise
- By James "Chip" Moore
Congressmen speaks at Greenville Republican Women’s luncheon
At the end of Congressman Trey Gowdy’s speech at the Greenville Republican Women’s monthly luncheon on Thursday, September 27, 2012, he called on volunteers. Volunteers were used to explain visually what “Fast and Furious” is all about. Two gentlemen represented the Mexican drug cartel, one woman represented a federally licensed firearms dealer, another lady was a straw purchaser, and the remaining three were Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms agents.
Haley Upset Over “Ballot Fiasco”
- By James "Chip" Moore
Problem is Jake Knotts
During a town hall meeting in Mauldin conducted by S.C. Governor Nikki Haley on September 27, 2012, moderator Jim Lee of the Palmetto Conservatives opened up questions on the topic of the “ballot fiasco” presently going on in this election cycle.
“”We had a little problem with the ballots this time around, and a lot of candidates got thrown off the ballot. I’m curious, what do you think specifically needs to be done in order to correct that problem to make sure the process is transparent, accountable, reliable, and so that people don’t have to require an attorney to become a candidate on a ballot, and we don’t have this nonsense of the courts getting involved in party primaries,” asked Lee.
New Members added to 16th Regiment
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Sixteenth Regiment, Sons of Confederate Veterans Commander David Wright administers the oath of office to David Roberts of Greer and Chuck Barnes of Campobello. Requirement for membership is to be the descendant of an individual who served in the armed forces of the Confederate States of America. David Roberts is a descendant of John Roberts who served in the 1st. North Carolina Cavalry. Chuck Barnes’ ancestor was William Barnes who served in the Alabama Infantry.
The 16th Regiment, SCV owns and operates the Museum and Library of Confederate History located in the Historic Pettigru District of Greenville.
Muslim Brotherhood Well-Represented in Obama Administration
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
It is a well-documented fact that Communist ideology is strongly represented in the Progressive Caucus of the United States Congress. Congressman Allen West has been outspoken about this fact. This political reality compromises the ability of The United States to deal effectively with Communist governments.
While Communism is a danger to free people wherever it exists, the radical Muslim Brotherhood has penetrated deep into the Obama Administration according to a former FBI special agent and a Muslim reformer based in Canada. World Net Daily (WND.COM) has published an exclusive report giving names of those holding important positions in the Obama Administration who are closely associated with the Muslim Brotherhood that allegedly was involved in the murder of the U. S. Ambassador to Libya and other Americans.
Conservative Students Host Constitution Week Lectures
- By Thomas C. Hanson
To commemorate Constitution Week, the Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow hosted lectures by author and historian Kevin Gutzman, September 17th and Dr. Don Livingston, September 19th.
Dr. Gutzman, author of The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution and a professor of history at Western Connecticut State University, spoke on James Madison and American Constitutionalism.
Ninth Honor Flight Takes Veterans to See Memorials in Washington, DC
- By Gilbert Scales
Tuesday, Sept. 18th, 75 World War II veterans left Greenville-Spartanburg Airport on a flight to Washington, DC. Sixty guardians, doctors, nurses, and support staff accompanied the veterans.
Three buses took the group from Reagan National Airport to the WWII War Memorial. As they were boarding the buses, it started to rain. Instead of going to visit the Korean War Memorial, Vietnam Memorials and the Marine Memorial, the staff decided to go to the Naval Museum.
Sept. Meeting of Joseph Evan Davis Chapter #907, Children of the Confederacy
- By Pam Evans
The Joseph Evan Davis Chapter #907, Children of the Confederacy, met Saturday, September 22, 2012. The 2012-2013 officers were installed by Mrs. Carol Leake, SC Division UDC Third Vice President, and SC Division Director of the CofC. New officers are: Andrew Myers, President; Matthew Myers, First Vice President; John Myers, Second Vice President; Chandler Tucker, Third Vice President; Allison Bolt, Chaplain; Jackson Tucker, Custodian; Brittany Evans, Secretary; Charlotte Tucker, Treasurer; Caroline Tucker, Historian; Savannah Evans, Newsletter Editor. Miss Allison Bolt received her membership certificate.
North Greenville University celebrates 120th Birthday
- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC - A gathering of the faculty, staff and students took place on this beautiful Wednesday at North Greenville University to celebrate the school’s 120th birthday at the Founder’s Day chapel service.
“Today is a special day,” said President Jimmy Epting as he welcomed students and faculty to the service.
This year’s speaker, Rev. Paul Jimenez, pastor of Taylors First Baptist Church, opened his message by asking the question, “What are the toughest challenges you’ve faced that are keeping you from your mission?”
Counting the Days, Dreading the Ways
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Military service involves a lot of tradition. Much of the tradition does not have to be taught. It is simply acquired through living, experience and survival. In the world of science, it might be labeled osmosis. You absorb it from the environment that surrounds you without being taught or putting forth any effort of your own.
One of those traditions is the Short Timer’s Calendar. Regardless of rank, virtually everyone in uniform in an undesirable assignment maintains one. Some are just more visible than others. The private may keep his large calendar in a wall or foot locker, or on the wall of his living space. He dutifully marks off each day as he passes by the locker, unless he is too exhausted and delays into the next day.
Message to ALL Christians in America from Pastor John Hagee of Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, TX
- By John Hagee
Greetings to all,
First, I want to express my profound appreciation to President Barak Obama for doing what all of the Republican candidates have not been able to do for months: he unified the Bible-believing church in America in one week over the issue of abortion.
When the President ordered the Catholic Church to provide contraceptives to prevent the birth of new life, he hit a nerve in the heart of every true Catholic and Evangelical.
Obamacare: Is It a Tax or a Penalty?
- By Thomas C. Hanson
Ilya Shapiro, a senior fellow of the CATO Institute, gives an indepth analysis of whether Obamacare is a tax or a penalty in an address to the Conservative Students for a Better Tomorrow at Furman University, Sept. 11. In his address, Shapiro analyzed Chief Justice John Roberts’surprising vote to uphold Obamacare.
Rally Brings Excitement to Voters
- By James "Chip" Moore
As the November presidential election draws closer it is important for the Republican Party to remain energized and maintain enthusiasm if they are to produce the results they want. In the
spirit of creating excitement, the rally was held on Friday, September 14, outside the Bi-Lo center, downtown. With speakers like United States Senator Jim DeMint, United States Congressman Trey Gowdy, United States Congressman Jeff Duncan, and others, the rally fulfilled its intentions.
Wade Hampton High School 9/11 Ceremony
- By Tammy Johnston
Behind the Scenes with Tribute Speaker Cadet Ashleigh Sanford
Last Tuesday, Wade Hampton High School had a moving patriotic ceremony with the Wade Hampton AFJROTC Color Guard in charge of the flag ceremony, Cadet Ashleigh Sanford presenting the 9/11 Tribute speech and Deputy Jeremy Jones and Deputy Fire Chief Billy Smith laying of the 9/11 wreath in front of the flag pole. Chris Mills, Cadet Jonathan Levasseur, and twelve other Cadets stood in formation for the playing of Taps. At the end of the flagpole ceremony, students and faculty had goose bumps as they remember the tragic events that happened that unforgettable day…a day that everyone will remember what they were doing the minute the planes hit the Twin Towers.
North Greenville University Welcomes 19th Consecutive Record Enrollment
- By Press Release
Tigerville, SC –For the nineteenth consecutive year, North Greenville University again welcomed the largest number of students in school history. A combined total of 2,451 undergraduate and graduate students began classes this fall; an increase of 44 students over last year. A school record 716 new students enrolled this year; an increase from 689 a year ago.
In addition, NGU welcomed 105 Palmetto Fellows Scholarship recipients, also a record number. These represent the very best academic students from South Carolina. Approximately 145 students anticipate graduation this December.
September Eleven: Just Another Day in the Life of Obama Supporters
- By Bob Dill, Publisher
FOX News has a great documentary on the reaction of President George W, Bush and the nation to the attack on the United States on September 11, 2001. The government and the people were ready to do what was necessary to make sure it did not happen again – at least for a while. Then American voters made a very bad choice, leaving us more vulnerable than ever.
- Billy Rainey
- From Blue Ridge to Georgia
- American Celebrates U.S. Constitution
- Sunny Weigand Seeking Election to School Board in District 17
- Voter Fraud Issue Looms Large
- Children of the Confederacy Welcome New Members and Hold Flag Retirement Ceremony
- Defining the Presidential Candidates
- Ethical Questions Linger in Greenville County Council
- American Legion National Convention
- GOD SPEAKS, “It is Time to Come Together, River Falls Community!”
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