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Political
Pickens County Republican Party January 21st Meeting
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- By Steve Haynie
The January 21, 2016 meeting of the Pickens County Republican Party was attended by 28 people. Lower than normal attendance was attributed to the impending winter storm blowing in for the weekend. Among those in attendance were Pickens County Sheriff Rick Clark, Pickens County Councilman Ensley Feemster, and School District of Pickens County School Board member Phillip Bowers who also serves as chairman of the Pickens County Republican Party.
Presidential Candidate Sen. Ted Cruz at NGU
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- By Thomas C. Hanson

Sen. Ted Cruz participated in a rally at North Greenville University with Congressman Mark Meadows, Former SC Attorney Gen. Charlie Condon, State Sen. Lee Bright and North Greenville Vice President Tony Beam.
Taxpayers Funding 140 Islamist Charter Schools in USA
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Turkish Islamist Accused of Implementing a “Secret Plan for Bringing Shariah Law to America.”
WND.com reported Monday that one of Turkey’s most influential spiritual leaders lives in exile in the United States and operates 140 charter schools in 26 states. The director of the charter schools and the Islamic movement directs operations from a guarded compound in the Pocono Mountains of Pennsylvania.
Muhammad Fethullah Gulen reportedly heads the schools as part of a plan for bringing Shariah law to America. The Gulen charter schools take in tens of millions of U. S. taxpayer dollars each year. Some of that money may be used to influence elected politicians.
Gulen and his organization have been the subject of investigations into alleged corruption scandals involving influence peddling.
South Carolina Battleground for “Stop Trump” Movement
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
If Nikki Haley Can Deliver State To Jeb Bush, She Could be His Vice President
South Carolina has been chosen as the battleground for the Republican establishment’s last ditch effort to stop and if necessary destroy the campaign of Donald Trump.
South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley, the designated “Darling” of the Republican Party, was chosen to respond to the Obama State of the Union Message and to serve as the “point person” to stop the advancement of the Donald Trump campaign in the Palmetto State.
When Donald Trump, who is leading all other candidates in South Carolina, proposed temporarily barring Muslims from entry into the United States until the government can assure the people that they are not terrorists, Governor Haley publicly announced her opposition to Trump’s candidacy.
Republican Women's Club Honors Deceased Members
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher

The Greenville County Republican Women’s Club honored three deceased members during a recent luncheon at the Poinsett Club.
Club members lit a candle and made a short presentation honoring each of the ladies.
Past club president Geri Warren lit the candle and discussed the life of Mary Earl Drawdy. Mrs. Warren described Mary Drawdy as a “strong Southern lady” whose entire family has been important to the Greenville County Republican Women’s Club since its beginning in 1956. Mary was a 10th generation Earle, one of Greenville’s pioneer families. She was a descendant of Col. Elias Earle, who served in both the South Carolina House and Senate and the United States Congress.
Obama Imposing Vague New Gun Restrictions
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Opponents see abuse of power, Ignoring Second Amendment
President Obama announced unilateral plans to work around Congress and expand background checks to cover more guns sold at gun shows, online and anywhere else.
The devil is in the details:
regulations and procedures developed and issued by agencies. The Justice Department’s Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives will be one of the agencies issuing updated guidance that says the government should deem anyone “in the business of selling guns to be a dealer,” regardless of where the gun or guns are sold.
Republican Woman of the Year
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- By Thomas C. Hanson

Geri Warren, at left, was named South Carolina Federation of Republican Women’s Republican Woman of the Year. The above presentation was made by Linda Slaton, President of Greenville County Republican Women’s Club at the Poinsett Club. Warren is a Past President of the club.
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