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- Former Moms for Liberty Chairs in South Carolina Address Massive Departure from Organization
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- Briefing Notes from the Ukraine and Persian Gulf Wars
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- Invalid and Valid Iran-Vietnam Analogies
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- Correcting Widespread Misconceptions about the Vietnam War
Political
Greenville Tea Party Protests IRS
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- By Press Release
The Greenville Tea Party hosted a rally and sign wave July 9th outside the IRS office located at 440 Roper Mountain Rd. in Greenville, SC. The sign wave was used to voice opinions and concerns over wasting money, fair or flat tax, truth and the recent discrimination tactics used by the organization.
GOP Women’s Program: Let’s Take America Back
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Presented by Logos Theater Cast with Glenn Christianson at the Piano
The Greenville County Republican Women’s Club Americanism Chairman Kathy Davis presented a dramatic program by the Academy of Arts Ministries Logos Theater cast titled, Let’s Take America Back.
The program was presented at the Poinsett Club during the GCRWC 27 June luncheon that emphasized Independence Day.
Americans for Constitutional Government Celebrates 50 Years
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- By Press Release
TAYLORS, SC - Americans for Constitutional Government, a local conservative education and action group that emphasizes adherence to the principles of the Founders, celebrated their fiftieth anniversary Saturday, July 13, 2013, with a barbeque at the Academy of Arts.
Over 80 guests attended for a scrumptious meal, inspiring music, and an engaging array of patriotic speakers, including movie producer E. Ray Moore, past ACG director Ann Campbell, SC Rep. Bill Chumley, SC Senator Tom Davis, SC Senator Lee Bright, and others.
Lawmakers Challenged to Reveal Non-Governmental Income
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“This Income is Often the very Source of Conflict of Interest and Corruption”
Harry Kibler, founder of RINO Hunt and host of Conservative Voice Talk radio program that airs on WORD, FM 106.3 each Saturday afternoon, Delivered a frank and sobering message to the Greenville County Legislative Delegation during their Monday, July 8 meeting at Greenville County Square.
Kibler’s five-minute message is presented verbatim to insure clarity and avoid misunderstanding or distortion of his stern message.
“I would like to express my concerns about the condition of our state and South Carolina Government in general.“For decades we have been asking our legislature for laws concerning such things as school choice, real tax reform, real government reform, real ethics reform, registration by party and a host of other issues. Each year legislation gets sponsored dealing with these issues, but each year the legislation dies in committee or on the floor.
Lindsey Graham Protest and Sign Wave
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- By James "Chip" Moore
On Monday morning protesters stood outside of Senator Lindsey Graham’s office building atop the cobblestone in the heart of downtown. Feeling betrayed, protestors held signs against Graham’s recent comments.
Afraid of an expansive government, citizens feel that Graham’s comments on Verizon and the government go against his proposed small government beliefs.
DONE, but not REALLY
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- By Rep. Mike Burns
The General Assembly’s regular session for 2013 came to an end Thursday, June 13th. Thank goodness it’s a two year session because critical legislation was left unfinished. In January at the beginning of the 120th session there was optimism that great things could be accomplished. That hope was unfulfilled in this first year.
In my view, the House of Representatives did its part to move important legislation forward, but many of those bills bogged down in the State Senate primarily as a result of Democrat obstructionists and the Senate’s archaic rules that allow one Senator to block legislation.
Betty Poe Resigns as Chairman of Greenville County GOP
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“Opportunity” will Preclude Continued Service As Party Chairman
The Greenville County Republican Party Executive Committee was caught by surprise on June 17 when they were informed by their popular second term chairman that she was resigning effective immediately.
The letter of resignation only hinted at the reason for the resignation.
An opportunity has arisen for me that you will hear about in much more detail in the next few weeks that will preclude me from serving in the capacity as a party chairman.
- County Dissolves Recreation District
- Congressman Trey Gowdy Held Town Hall Meeting at Brusters on Wade Hampton
- Policy Council Seeking Financial Support to Expose Corruption in State Government
- Greenville County GOP Censured Former State GOP Chairman Chad Connelly
- Evangelical “Leaders” Becoming Useful Tools of Amnesty Advocates
- Veterans Jailed for Criticism of Government Policies
- 3rd Annual Cardiac Arrest Survivor Ceremony
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