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Political
Tommy’s Ham House Site of Hannity/Gingrich Interview
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Tommy’s Ham House in Greenville, South Carolina, was the site of the most probing interview of Republican presidential candidate Newt Gingrich to date.
The candidate, whose South Carolina campaign staff had abandoned him more than a month earlier, had found new life through his performance in the televised debates and rocketed to the top of South Carolina and national polls.
Time Running Out on Edison Light Bulb
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Congress must act Before January 1 Deadline
Unless Congress takes action to repeal the so-called “efficiency standards” enacted under a liberal Congress and signed into law by President George W. Bush, as of January 1, 2012, it will be illegal to manufacture and sell the 100-watt incandescent “Edison” light bulb in the United States.
Baptists Under- represented in Congress
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Catholics, Jews, Mormons Over-represented
A study of the religious composition of the 112th Congress shows Baptists, the second largest religious denomination in the United States, are underrepre-sented in Congress based on their adult percentage of the U. S. population.
The study conducted by the Pew Forum on Religion shows that adult Baptists make up 17.2 percent of American adults, but are represented in the U. S. House of Representatives by only 13.8 percent of House members and 8 percent of the Senate.
The “Borking” of Herman Cain
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The white liberal elite power structure has been able to control and use black Americans for so long by rewarding their “leaders,” that they cannot allow an independent self-made black conservative to achieve prominence. That is why they continue to attempt to destroy Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and why they must attempt to destroy Herman Cain. They see a black man that could become President of the United States and “upset their apple cart.” He understands their game. He saw through their promises and deception. He was able to escape their trap.
Republican Women Celebrate 50th Anniversary in Greenville
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Governor Nikki Haley Keynote Speaker at Gala and Awards Dinner
The South Carolina Federation of Republican Women held their 50th anniversary Biennial Convention at the Westin Poinsett Hotel in Greenville, October 27th through 30th. The Greenville County Republican Women’s Club hosted the convention.
Betty Poe, past president of the Greenville County Republican Women’s Club and current chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party, has served as President of the SCFRW for the past two years. She was recently elected Third Vice President of the National Federation of Republican Women. It has been several decades since a woman from South Carolina has held an office at that level in the NFRW.
First in Series of Retirement Parties Hosted by RINO Hunt
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Senator David Thomas First Recipient of Dubious “Honor”
“When I read a USA Today article disclosing that Senator David Thomas was collecting more than triple his regular legislator’s salary by opting to take his $32,390 annual retirement benefit instead of a legislator’s $10,400 annual salary. But continue to ‘serve’ and collect an additional $20,000 for in-district expenses and per Diem, I thought that my organization could help him understand the true meaning of retirement,” said RINO Hunt founder Harry Kibler.
Kibler said the card, along with an engraved gold pocket watch, would be presented to Thomas at the appropriate time.
State Supreme Court to Decide Who Pays for Presidential Primary
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Greenville Joins Three Other Counties in Lawsuit
The South Carolina Supreme Court could decide this week who will pay for the GOP “First in the South” primary to be held in January 2012.
Greenville, Spartanburg, Chester and Beaufort Counties filed the suit naming the South Carolina Election Commission and the Republican and Democrat Parties as defendants.
The counties fear that they will be required to pick up part of the cost of the primary as happened in 2008 when state funds were inadequate to cover county costs.
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