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Political
Congressman Jason Chaffetz Visits Greenville
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- By Lodonna Riggs
Greenville County Council Approved Two General Obligation Bonds
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Bonds were approved for River Falls Fire District and Greenville Technical College
Greenville County Council approved two general obligation bonds Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
Council approved an ordinance providing for the issuance and sale of a General Obligation Bond in an amount not to exceed $427,542 for the purpose of building a fire department facility for the River falls community. The facility will replace one that has been condemned as unsafe.
GOP Elect Chairman, Pledge to Continue Legal Action Seeking Closed Primaries
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Observers from Columbia Jubilant after Groover's 55 to 52 Victory
Chad Groover won a narrow 55 to 52 victory over Samuel Harms Monday night to become the chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party Executive Committee. The outcome, although virtually evenly divided, was seen by observers as a rejection of “Tea Party” and “RINO Hunt” Republican activists by “Establishment Republicans” and Sen. Lindsey Graham supporters.
The outcome was of great interest to South Carolina GOP executives and the legislative leadership in Columbia. House Speaker Bobby Harrell had an observer on site.
The election was conducted by secret ballot. Candidates spent more than an hour responding to questions from committeemen from the floor.
Imposing Political Correctness in Greenville County Schools
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Limited Religious Expression Allowed on School Property by Students and Employees
While the elected Greenville County School Board was busy raising taxes and voting themselves pay raises, teachers were being instructed as to when, where and how they may pray. When schools opened last week, there was confusion, frustration and many unanswered questions.
All or some teachers and administrators were given a Power Point presentation describing in great detail how their religious practices would be regulated when acting in the capacity of a school employee.
Rand Paul Speaks at Duncan BBQ
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- By Cheryl Cuthrell
Why Should We Place Our Trust in SCGOP Leadership?
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- By Stephen Brown
Anyone paying the slightest attention to Republican Party politics knows that there are sharp divisions within the Republican Party regarding how to best fight and defeat the big government agenda of the Democrat Party. That liberal agenda is proudly championed by Democrats and often quietly enabled by their allies found within the ranks of the GOP. At the federal level, we see divisions within the Republican Party over such issues as border security, immigration, NSA surveillance of U.S. citizens without a warrant and the defunding of Obamacare. Many times we find the actions of conservative leaders within the Republican Party thwarted by those establishment Republicans, such as Senators John McCain and Lindsey Graham, who undercut the efforts of our conservative movement and its leadership. Unfortunately, such divisions within the GOP are not only found in Washington. Those divisions are very much alive and in play right here at home in South Carolina.
Haley to Run Again for Governor
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- By James "Chip" Moore
When it came time for Governor Nikki Haley to decide if she would run for a second term there were a few deciding factors.
“I sat down and said when I ran the first time that I don’t want to run again if I don’t think we’re moving the ball. I need to know that we’re doing more than just butting heads. I need to know we’re making a difference,” said Haley “And we did that. You looked at our promises and it isn’t what we said, it is what we’ve done…We did that as the team of South Carolina.”
- Senatorial Challenger Speaks at RINO Hunt Meeting
- A RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF THE REPLACEMENT OF LINDSEY GRAHAM AS SENATOR FOR THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
- Election of Greenville County GOP Chairman Delayed
- Citizens Against Amnesty Rally Against Graham
- Congressman Jeff Duncan and Senator Tim Scott Report on Congressional Issues to the Greenville Tea Party
- City and County Inspectors Getting Tough on Residents
- Greenville Tea Party Protests IRS
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