• Let’s Send Mr. Wilson Home

    Fellow Democrats,

    It looks like a Democrat may be able to unseat U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson in the fall! Read more about the 2nd Congressional District race in this article from The State.

    Wilson’s challenge tougher this year
    2nd District congressman works to keep seat in formidable times
    Posted on Mon, Jul. 28, 2008
    By JAMES ROSEN
    McClatchy Newspapers

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    Posted by Keiana in 2008 Candidates on July 28, 2008

  • Genuine S.C. presidential race looms

    Is SC turning purple? or even blue? Yes, Dan Hoover I believe it is.

    Genuine S.C. presidential race looms

    Is South Carolina really turning from red to purple? Or even blue?

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    Posted by Keiana in 2008 Candidates on July 16, 2008

  • More drilling not long-term solution

    House Majority Whip Jim Clyburn suggests Republicans need to look for other solutions to our energy problems.

    More drilling not long-term solution
    BY JAMES E. CLYBURN

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    Posted by Keiana in Uncategorized on July 16, 2008

  • John McCain’s Record on Helping Families Facing Medical Bankruptcy: Bankrupt.

    While Nearly Half of Bankruptcies in U.S. are Caused by Illness or Injury, McCain Turns his Back on Families Facing Financial Ruin due to Medical Problems

    Washington, DC– As he campaigns this week on his economic tour, John McCain is desperately trying to convince America’s families that he stands with them. But when it comes to the cost of health care, one of the most pressing economic issues Americans are facing today, it’s going to be a tall order.

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    Posted by Keiana in Uncategorized on July 8, 2008

  • GOP will play fear card again to win election

    This is a really great letter to the editor that I read in The State. I think Kelly Evans makes a good point. South Carolina voters, let’s not feed into these tricks.

    GOP will play fear card again to win election

    Sen. Lindsey Graham, a top John McCain adviser, on Meet the Press this past Sunday had the audacity to claim that Sen. Barack Obama will do anything to get elected president and that his goal is to win, not lead.

    The next day, another top McCain adviser, Charles Black, is quoted as saying that the McCain campaign would gain an advantage if there were to be a terrorist attack on the United States. Which campaign will say what to get elected?

    For the last eight years, Republicans have played the fear card to push through their agenda: Democrats can’t protect America from terrorists threats, citizens protect your wallets because all Democrats want to do is raise your taxes, only Republicans know the best ways to educate our children, and so on.

    Electing John McCain will sound like the line from a long-ago song by The Who: “Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.” Let’s not get fooled again.

    KELLY EVANS

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    Posted by Keiana in Uncategorized on July 1, 2008