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Bob Dill, Founder
Comedy Act: Playing With Children’s Future
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The Greenville County School Board is the longest running comedy act in town. They spent fourteen hours behind closed doors Saturday allegedly trying to choose one of three individuals to serve under them as superintendent of Greenville County Schools. Why should we allow them to have all the fun?
The decision could have been simple until “race baiters” aided by the liberal media discovered and dramatized the fact that one of the candidates had committed an unpardonable sin by having students attend school on the MLK Birthday. That would be a problem, they whined.
Time For a New School Board
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A month after the political party primaries are over, and people go on vacation waiting for the November General Election before engaging their political brains, the filing period for non-partisan school board candidates will open.
In Greenville County six of twelve board seats are up for reelection. If the electorate bothers to pay attention, most will be replaced. Several members of this board were elected and rose to power with the aid of individuals and organizations using tactics advocated by Saul Alinsky in his book, Rules for Radicals, dedicated to Lucifer. Their campaigns were funded by tens of thousands of special interest dollars. Some of these special interests benefited financially and politically from the takeover of the school board.
The Ken Ard Tragedy
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Ken Ard is now history. He was Lt. Governor of South Carolina and resigned before the end of his term due to ethics charges. As a candidate he appeared to be a good family and businessman and a fiscal conservative. Ard is on probation for 5 years, will pay a $5,000 fine and will do 300 hours of “community service.”
The State Grand Jury charged Ard with developing a scheme to create the impression that he was getting a lot of public support for his campaign, but the money was coming from his personal funds or from others not correctly reported. He spent money from the campaign fund illegally; apparently thinking it was legal because he had donated the money. His attorney said he could have written himself a reimbursement check for up to $25,000 from campaign funds, but spent the money on unauthorized purchases directly from the campaign fund in violation of the law.
Beware of Leftist Dirty Tricks
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Readers of this publication don’t need to be reminded that we are living in very dangerous times. The radical anarchists of the 1960s are now in charge of many of our government agencies, universities and corporations. Although they have cleaned up their outward appearance, they remain the radicals that they have always been and are actually more dangerous than before because they now have friends in high places and have no fear of the law.
Last year a column appeared on the internet allegedly written by Dr. Walter Williams, one of our syndicated columnists. It had to do with the electability of Barack Obama. We received many copies of it with some senders asking if it was really written by

