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Will Wilkins be Good for Haley?
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Governor-elect Nikki Haley announced Monday that former U.S. Ambassador and State House Speaker David Wilkins will be chief of her transition team. To some, this announcement appears to be a contradiction with Haley promises to take on the entrenched system in the legislature. To others, Haley has made a brilliant move and has the ultimate legislative insider on her team and members of the legislature poised to do whatever David tells them to do.
Living High on the Hog Spending Other People’s Money
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Since the day he was elected, President Barack Hussein Obama has been living “high on the hog” and spending money as if there were no tomorrow while the economy is shrinking and unemployment continues to rise. He has traveled more than any president in history and spares no expense in indulging himself and his leftist friends in the lap of luxury.
Election One Week Away For Whom Will You Cast Your Vote?
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The 2010 General Election is only one week away, and some voters have not decided for whom they will cast their vote. In these days when things are upside down, when right is wrong and wrong is right, Christian discernment is beneficial in sorting through the information available regarding candidates, what they say and what others say about them.
Republicans Could Lose it All
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
With the 2010 General Election less than two weeks away, the South Carolina Republican Party is sitting on a fence separating feast from famine, victory from defeat. If conservative voters turn out in large numbers and elect the GOP nominee for governor, they will likely sweep the other constitutional offices including the critically important superintendent of education into office. Such a victory would provide the first opportunity in three decades to shake up the bureaucracy and upgrade the quality of education in South Carolina. Mick Zais is the first candidate for South Carolina Superintendent of Education in recent memory that is not indebted or otherwise tied to the NEA, the education bureaucracy, and the “good ol’ boy” network that has kept the children of South Carolina in the “back of the education bus” and 49th in the nation behind Mississippi and the District of Columbia for decades while constantly demanding more money for “the children.”
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