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Pat McKinney Addresses Upstate Republican Women
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Charleston Republican McKinney is Candidate for SC Lt. Governor
Pat McKinney is a retired business executive and has never before sought public office. He is seeking the office of Lt. Governor and has built a base of support across the state and raised in excess of half a million dollars for the campaign.
McKinney was introduced to the ladies and their guests at the Poinsett Club by Club Vice President Linda Garner. He was described by Garner as having strong faith, family values, work ethic and is very involved in his community.
McKinney said his childhood experiences and parents taught him “hard work, self-reliance and personal responsibility.”
Joe Dill announces his re-election campaign for Greenville County Council, District 17
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- By Press Release
County Councilman Joe Dill of District 17 believes that all constituents have a voice in his district. He welcomes calls from you. His home phone is 895-2243 and his cell number is 380-6534.
A major focus for 2014 will be the improvement of current road conditions. Another area of focus for this term is the building of more ball fields for Slater Marietta and Travelers Rest. Children are the future of Greenville County. With people focusing more on their health, parks and green spaces are needed to get families out of their homes. The development of the extension of the Swamp Rabbit Trail will also be a big focus during the next four years.
99th Birthday for Dot Breazeale
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- By Rosemary Reed
On Monday, March 17th, the usually ordinary activity of doll making was briefly set aside. The ladies chose St. Patrick’s Day to celebrate the 99th birthday of one of their most diligent workers, Dot Breazeale. She has been a member of Taylors First Baptist Church since 1959, and is active in the Global Missions Group. In early 2010, a meeting devoted to local mission activities featured a lady from Berea First Baptist Church with a sample cloth doll they sent to children in foreign countries to tell about Jesus. Tricia Phillips and several ladies, including Dot, went to Berea First Baptist, where they learned to make the dolls.
Gaye Holt, Candidate for House Districct 34 Kicks off Campaign
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- By Press Release
Spartanburg, SC – A campaign kickoff event will be held on Thursday, March 13, 2014, for Gaye Holt, who has announced she is running for the SC House District 34 seat. Gaye was forced to run as a petition candidate for this seat in 2012 because of the statewide ballot debacle; even with that ballot handicap she earned 36% of the general election vote.
Attorney Reports on Republican Lawsuit
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Attorney for Greenville County GOP Executive Committee Explained to Public Audience how Liberal Democrats are Selecting Nominees for the Republican Party in South Carolina
Very few people know that 22.30 percent of voters in the 2011 Greenville City Republican primary had voted for either Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton in the 2008 Democrat Presidential Preference Primary. Some of those voting in the Republican primaries were elected Democrat office holders and Democrat Party officials.
Data collected from across the state proves that Liberal Democrats currently have a key role in selecting nominees for the Republican Party in the Palmetto State. That is why the Greenville County Republican Party and their attorneys have worked diligently for several years to right this serious unconstitutional injustice. It is the reason why conservative voters in increasing numbers are staying home on election day and threatening to form another party.
Common Core Hot Topic at GCRW Luncheon
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- By James Moore
Common Core is “Just the next Federal attempt to herd states and our children into a one-size- fits-all standard.”
The February luncheon of the Greenville Republican Women had the future of education of South Carolina as the topic. The speakers consisted of State Superintendent of Education Mick Zais, and Superintendent candidates Charmeka Childs, and Sheri Few. With the bridge year of Common Core State Standards upon the state of SC and the full implementation year closely approaching, the topic was touched by every speaker.
Zais, a Republican who campaigned against Common Core four years ago, has a firm belief that all children cannot be taught through a one size fits all curriculum.
The Christmas Doctor
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The True Story of Dr. John P. Weber by His Son Tom Weber
Several weeks ago, Tom Weber, a Subscriber to The Times Examiner from Utah sent me a copy of the book he had written and published about the life of his father. As a self-imposed rule, I only write and publish a book review after I have read the book. Sometimes that means a long wait.
Since I had made a commitment to Tom last year, and he had been so kind and patient, I committed myself to read the book this past weekend. I began reading after lunch on Sunday and although we had relatives visiting, I could not put it down for more than a few minutes at a time until I read the last page.
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