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By: David Ian Pendlebury

David Ian Pendlebury — Sat, 21 Jun 2008 05:02:32 +0000

It is alway’s laughable when a politician has to go negative to get attention. It shows what kind of cloth they are cut from.

Talley is a respected, young and derserving family man; rooted deeply in the values of hard work, perceverence, dedication and above all respect.

A deep respect for others, and the people he dilligently serves. There is a deep, quiet strenght in Talley that mirrors the good people of Spartanburg County. Never boastful or flambouyant, never loud, shrill or vindictive – he just gets it done, and gets more of it done, over and over.

Scott reminds me of someone like Seargent York – determined, resourceful, humble and hard working, but never one to shirk from a fight, never one to abandon his principles – Spartanburg County principle, South Carolina principles.

There is also a deep determination to do the right thing in everything he does. Talley gives you his every effort, and then some.

It is shameful to see such slander and vitriole, so eagerly heaped upon him, by those who either do not know him or simply don’t know any better.

What does Mr. Bright know about law?

Does he understand how a bill is formed, how it passes through it’s many different stages, and does he know how to move needed legislation through Government?

I for one, want a State Senator to know these things, and Talley does – knows the rules, knows the in’s and out’s of Government.

I am afraid Mr. bright would be a lost as a child’s first thought in doing the people’s business. Spartanburg County needs seasoned, knowledgable, hard working representatives that get this work done, and do so in manner that reflects the quiet strength of the district he has so successfully served.

By: Allan

Allan — Thu, 22 May 2008 20:07:58 +0000

Mr. Landfill for Brains, it’s not that I like Bright so much, but let me put it into a perspective that you might understand.

Lets say we elect Bright for transportation director. Seeing how he runs a trucking company, he should also be in charge of regulating those trucks, setting rules that those trucks should operate under, and appointing those people who are going to make decisions on those rules and regulations.

Sound good to you?

If it does and you think it’s fair, go ahead and feel good about your vote for Talley. Nothing personal against him at all, just with what he and his profession stand to gain out of being politicians.

By: More On That Rep Who “Doesn’t Go To Receptions” | FITSNews For Now

Thu, 22 May 2008 17:59:47 +0000

[...] – We’ve gotten quite a few e-mails today from folks wanting to see some documentation for our story yesterday about S.C. Rep. Scott [...]

By: Ted C.

Ted C. — Thu, 22 May 2008 17:08:17 +0000

Still waiting. Where’s the proof Your Sicness?

By: fitsnews

fitsnews — Thu, 22 May 2008 15:14:34 +0000

Ted-

We’re working on that … appreciate y’alls patience. For some reason our upload thingie isn’t working this AM …

-FITSNews

By: More from the landfill

More from the landfill — Thu, 22 May 2008 15:01:35 +0000

You must really love that incoherent sack of bricks known as Lee Bright. Your boys endorsed him, after all.

By: Ted C.

Ted C. — Thu, 22 May 2008 14:10:37 +0000

The link to the document isn’t working.

By: Gene E. Nowak

Gene E. Nowak — Thu, 22 May 2008 13:55:31 +0000

Suzanne, you failed to note that the article only mentioned those free meals, entertainment and gifts that have to be reported under the rules of the house. In as much as the Lawyer/legislators had a hand in writing the rules and left themselves numerous ways of avoiding disclosure of the actual number of times they were wine and dined by lobbying entities. The number may have been much higher and I think that 45 reported freebies in 109 day session is definitely different than your interpretation..

By: fitsnews

fitsnews — Thu, 22 May 2008 13:11:13 +0000

Upstater001,

There is now a link in the article you can click on to access the documents.

-FITSNews

By: Allan

Allan — Thu, 22 May 2008 12:58:21 +0000

Our House of Representatives only meets for about 109 days starting on the second Tuesday in January and ending no later than the first Thursday in June. That’s it! So, it looks like the attempt to get the, ahhhh factor, only works from people who don’t really know what is going on or can’t do the math. His commercial is politics as usual and a lot of people will fall for it.
We don’t need lawyers picking our judges or making our laws, that they benefit from directly.
It is the fox guarding the hen house.
Do people ever ask why there are so many lawyers in our elected positions? There is a reason why and it’s not because they are the smartest people we have in our society. It’s that they benefit the most from what is legislated.