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Political
Black Leader Comments on Glen Beck Rally and Dr. King's Speech
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- By Christian Newswire
Christian Newswire -- Day Gardner, President of the National Black Pro-Life Union, submits the following and is available for comment: I can't explain what I felt as I watched Dr. Alveda King bounding down the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to deliver her speech, "I Too, Have a Dream."
In the moments before I was introduced, I was taken back 47 years to when I was eight years old. I remember that day vividly--sitting on the floor, my back leaning against my father's chair. My eyes were glued to the television. Dr. Martin Luther King had become my hero, he was a deliverer. Even then, my parents seemed worried about his future--would someone try to silence this man of God? Unfortunately, it did happen -we all lost him.
Sen. DeMint: Americans Are Informed, Engaged and Determined to Take Back Country
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- By Thomas C. Hanson
“God has blessed us with being born in the greatest country in the history of the world, the most prosperous, the strongest, the most compassionate country that has ever been,” Sen. Jim DeMint told those assembled at Tommy’s Ham House, Aug. 25. “We have nothing to apologize for as Americans. We have done more good on this earth than any combination of countries that you can put together.”
DeMint went on to say that “America is great, good and prosperous, not because of our geography, not because our people are better than anyone else in the world, because our people came from all over the world. We are different here in this country because of the set of principles we have employed like no other country ever has. I call them the principles of freedom.”
County Republicans Adopt Unity Principles
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Key Conservative Principles Defined for Candidates, Elected Officials
The Greenville County Republican Party Executive Committee, following a lengthy debate, approved standards and principles for candidates and elected officials necessary to earn Greenville County GOP support.
Republican candidates and elected officials who disagree with certain principles listed in the resolution will not receive endorsement or financial support from the Greenville County Republican Party.
Viguerie: “Conservative Movement Re-Launched”
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
“Stronger Than Even in Reagan Years”
Richard A. Viguerie, one of the founders of modern conservatism and author of Conservatives Betrayed: How George W. Bush and other Big Government Republicans Hijacked the Conservative Cause, noted that voters in the Senate Republican Primary Elections in Colorado and Connecticut favored conservative candidates. Viguerie is optimistic about the outlook for the upcoming general election.
County Council Kills Sunday Alcohol Sales Referendum in Committee
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The proposed referendum for Sunday Alcohol Sales in unincorporated areas of Greenville County never made it to the County Council for approval on second reading. The measured was killed by a vote of 6 in favor to 5 in opposition in the Committee of the Whole. Seven votes were required to move it forward to the full council.
Glenn McCall tells Upstate Republican Women:
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- By Thomas C. Hanson
We look to Greenville to uphold our conservative values
Glenn McCall, one of South Carolina’s two national committeemen, told the Upstate Republic Women, Monday, that the Greenville County Republican Party is the benchmark that other county Republican parties strive to follow.
“We look to you to uphold our conservative values,” McCall said, citing the leadership of chairman Patrick Haddon and Dan Herren, state executive committeeman.
Half of School Board Facing Election Challenges
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Filing Closed at Noon Monday with all Incumbents Challenged
Taking funds from classroom teachers, increasing debt and raising taxes during a deep recession and period of high unemployment are some of the factors attracting candidates to challenge members of the Greenville County School Board this election year.
Political opposition can change the attitude of incumbent school board members who may have been less than sensitive to their constituents during their lengthy four-year terms.
- South Carolina's First in South GOP Primary Status Preserved
- Rowena Booker, “The Real Maverick”
- Massive Tax Increase Due January 1, 2011
- Sixteen Conservative and Tea Party Groups Sign Censure of Senator Lindsey Graham
- GOP Organizing New Precincts
- Local Action the Answer to Federal Aggression
- Reader Response to Dr. Woodard
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