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Political
Jan Williams Elected to Replace Evert Headley as Greenville County GOP Third Vice Chairman
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The Executive Committee of the Greenville County Republican Party elected Retired Engineer, Jan Williams, Third Vice Chairman of the County party Monday evening.
Williams replaces Evert Headley who is resigning for personal reason.
The primary duty of the Third Vice Chairman is precinct coordination, organization and reorganization.
Greenville County and SC GOP File Suit to Seek Registration by Party
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
The South Carolina Republican Party has joined the Greenville County Republican Party to file a suit in U.S. District Court in Greenville, seeking to overturn laws that prevent political parties in this state from holding primaries in which only people registered for that party can vote.
The suit filed last week had no effect on the June 8, 2010, Primary Elections, as it seeks only to change the way future primaries are conducted.
Boiling Springs Tea Party Announce Endorsements
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- By Press Release
The Boiling Springs Tea Party has announced their endorsement of candidates in the upcoming Republican primary election.
United States Senate – Jim DeMint
South Carolina Governor – Henry McMaster
South Carolina Secretary of State – Mark Hammond
South Carolina Comptroller General – Richard Eckstrom
South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture – Hugh Weathers
SC House District 38 – Joey Millwood
SC Attorney General – Robert Bolchoz
Constitution Party Nominates Candidates
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- By Press Release
The Constitution Party of South Carolina held their State Convention, Saturday, May 15, 2010, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Greenville. The State Convention was to nominate Constitution Party candidates for the general election to be held in November. SC State Chairman Ted Adams presided, and Convention President John Langville conducted the election of state officers.
Dr. Tom Kendall introduced Constitution Party nominee for the 4th Congressional District, Dave Edwards who is a real estate broker in Greenville. Dave believes that it is a citizen’s duty to stand up for the rights and principles of Constitutional government that our founders secured for us. More information can be found at www.Daveedwards4congress.com.
GOP Dinner and Debate Provide Exciting, Informative, Entertaining Evening
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Almost three hundred people attended the Greenville County Republican Party Bronze Elephant Dinner and debate Saturday evening. It was a fast moving, informative and entertaining evening with two of the nation’s leading conservative statesmen and potential presidential candidates sharing the speakers platform.
Former U. S. Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania was the guest speaker and hometown patriot Sen. Jim DeMint added to the occasion with his assessment of the political landscape in a time of crisis with both the White House and the Congress out-of-control, creating havoc with the economy and foreign policy daily, while with reckless abandon, racking up unprecedented debt for future generations of Americans.
New County Ordinance Declares Certain Uncultivated Weeds, Briars, Vines Unlawful
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Final Vote June 1st
An amendment to Section 9-132 of the Greenville County Code of Ordinances impacting certain property owners, passed second reading and will receive a final vote during the next Council meeting on the first Tuesday in June.
The change is worded as follows and will have the force of law immediately upon passage:
Upcountry Coalition Issues Contract with Voters
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- By Bob Dill, Publisher
Candidates for Public Office will be Asked to Agree to Seven Commitments to Constituents
The Upcountry Coalition of Conservative Organizations has prepared a contract between elected officials and the voters of South Carolina. Candidates for public office will be asked to sign the contract and agree to keep the seven promises during their term of office.
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