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The Argument Against Curtis Bostic

This website aggressively supported the candidacy of S.C. Sen. Larry Grooms (R-Berkeley) in this week’s GOP primary for the first congressional district. Why? You can read our endorsement here … Bottom line, we believed Grooms was the candidate most likely to vote consistently on taxpayers’ behalf while aggressively promoting free…

This website aggressively supported the candidacy of S.C. Sen. Larry Grooms (R-Berkeley) in this week’s GOP primary for the first congressional district. Why? You can read our endorsement here …

Bottom line, we believed Grooms was the candidate most likely to vote consistently on taxpayers’ behalf while aggressively promoting free market principles and protecting our individual liberties. We weren’t alone in that assessment either … as two fiscally conservative champions, U.S. Reps. Mick Mulvaney and Jeff Duncan, also endorsed Grooms.

Unfortunately, Grooms finished third in this week’s voting … missing out on the chance to run against former S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford in the April 2 GOP runoff election by a handful of votes.

Who edged him out for second place? Curtis Bostic – a big government trial lawyer who doesn’t even live in the first district (and has some seriously questionable prior associations).

Our concern with Bostic, though, isn’t his residency issue or the squirrelly answers he’s provided to questions regarding the controversial “adoption” agency he represented (answers like … “it is not the job of an attorney to ascertain what the truth is. It is the job of an attorney to represent people”).

Our problem with Bostic is purely fiscal – and not just as it relates to his history of supporting government growth that far outpaces population and inflation growth.

Our concern is the impact Bostic’s election would likely have on the South Carolina Congressional delegation – which over the last three years has evolved into the closest thing to a unified pro-taxpayer front you’re going to see in Washington, D.C.

As it stands now, Mulvaney and Duncan (along with U.S. Rep. Trey Gowdy) represent a solid bloc of fiscal conservative votes. That bloc has forced U.S. Rep. Joe Wilson to move considerably to the right on fiscal issues over the last three years – and has (at least initially) kept newly-elected seventh district U.S. Rep. Tom Rice from following his big government leanings.

Bostic’s election could – and likely would – disrupt this delicate balance.

“He will give Rice cover,” one conservative consultant told FITS. “And let Joe go back to being Joe.”

Obviously that would be a terrible development … and represents the best argument we’ve heard against supporting Bostic in this runoff election.

The best argument we’ve heard for supporting Bostic? We’ll address that in a subsequent post …

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72 comments

Bob Menges March 21, 2013 at 1:26 pm

Stating facts friends is not “negative” campaigning friends. Lying about a candidate is. This is simply Curtis stating the facts. If people think this is negative, they better hang onto their hats if Elizabeth Colbert gets ahold of him.”

Asked if he were backing off his pledge to run a positive race, Bostic said, “I’m not sending out mailings and TV commercials that bash Governor Sanford, but I also want to be truthful and accurate when someone asks, ‘Curtis, what makes you distinct?

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Bob Menges March 21, 2013 at 1:26 pm

Stating facts friends is not “negative” campaigning friends. Lying about a candidate is. This is simply Curtis stating the facts. If people think this is negative, they better hang onto their hats if Elizabeth Colbert gets ahold of him.”

Asked if he were backing off his pledge to run a positive race, Bostic said, “I’m not sending out mailings and TV commercials that bash Governor Sanford, but I also want to be truthful and accurate when someone asks, ‘Curtis, what makes you distinct?

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Charleston County Taxpayer March 21, 2013 at 1:35 pm

At least Bostic doesn’t get kickbacks like Paul Thurmond does on land sales his clients make to County Government. Land (“Bulow Hunt Club”) that the Greenbelt Bank Board refused to endorse or request. Land that was overpriced by $1.3 million and that Thurmond forced the appraiser to “re-appraise” to make “more expensive.”

Upshot?

Thurmond quietly pocketed a $100,000 “legal consulting fee” just months after leaving Charleston County Council and making phone calls to his former council members, pressuring them to buy this swampland.

The Post and Courier wrote THREE editorials in TWO weeks objecting to this “rush” land purchase, not even knowing that Thurmond was getting a “commission.”

Thurmond operates in secrecy.

At least Bostic operates in the open.

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southmauldin March 21, 2013 at 1:57 pm

Just like his old man.

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Charleston County Taxpayer March 21, 2013 at 1:35 pm

At least Bostic doesn’t get kickbacks like Paul Thurmond does on land sales his clients make to County Government. Land (“Bulow Hunt Club”) that the Greenbelt Bank Board refused to endorse or request. Land that was overpriced by $1.3 million and that Thurmond forced the appraiser to “re-appraise” to make “more expensive.”

Upshot?

Thurmond quietly pocketed a $100,000 “legal consulting fee” just months after leaving Charleston County Council and making phone calls to his former council members, pressuring them to buy this swampland.

The Post and Courier wrote THREE editorials in TWO weeks objecting to this “rush” land purchase, not even knowing that Thurmond was getting a “commission.”

Thurmond operates in secrecy.

At least Bostic operates in the open.

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southmauldin March 21, 2013 at 1:57 pm

Just like his old man.

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sing song March 21, 2013 at 1:41 pm

Countdown to BigT’s Ann Coulter rant 3,2,1…

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 2:22 pm

I love it when I have you people scared to death of me…Hahahaha…

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sing song March 21, 2013 at 1:41 pm

Countdown to BigT’s Ann Coulter rant 3,2,1…

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 2:22 pm

I love it when I have you people scared to death of me…Hahahaha…

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 2:21 pm

Could FITS be anymore Transparent??? LMAO…Who the H#!! do you think you’re folling FITS…Yourself???

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 2:21 pm

Could FITS be anymore Transparent??? LMAO…Who the H#!! do you think you’re folling FITS…Yourself???

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lawzoo March 21, 2013 at 2:45 pm

Good God ……is Mark Sandman going back to Washington? WTF? Either him or Curtis “Hawg” Bostic?

Most fucked up state in the country. Name recognition got 37% ? It should have made 100%
of the voters laugh their asses off.

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lawzoo March 21, 2013 at 2:45 pm

Good God ……is Mark Sandman going back to Washington? WTF? Either him or Curtis “Hawg” Bostic?

Most fucked up state in the country. Name recognition got 37% ? It should have made 100%
of the voters laugh their asses off.

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David March 21, 2013 at 2:52 pm

Apparently someone has taken to copying Bob Menges personal facebook posts and pasting them on this poor excuse for a news site. And I guess FITSnews’ obvious ties to Mark Sanford have nothing to do with its continued hit pieces on Curtis Bostic and its pathetic insinuation that he is somehow involved in child trafficking.

This filth isn’t even worthy of the title news.

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David March 21, 2013 at 2:52 pm

Apparently someone has taken to copying Bob Menges personal facebook posts and pasting them on this poor excuse for a news site. And I guess FITSnews’ obvious ties to Mark Sanford have nothing to do with its continued hit pieces on Curtis Bostic and its pathetic insinuation that he is somehow involved in child trafficking.

This filth isn’t even worthy of the title news.

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 3:05 pm

The SCGOP stepped up and endoresed INDEPENDENT Katrina Shealy vs a so-called Republican. The SC GOP needs to endorse Bostic, and put every cent it has into electing him.
The National GOP needs to dump millions into Bostic’s Campaign…
Sanford, and those like him, are an EXAMPLE of the GOP Ruining the name of Conservatives. To quote Jesse Jackson: ‘Stay out da’ Bushes’…’Stay Our Da’ Bushes’…and I think w/ Sanford the meaning is Very clear what me, and Jesse, mean…

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BigT March 21, 2013 at 3:05 pm

The SCGOP stepped up and endoresed INDEPENDENT Katrina Shealy vs a so-called Republican. The SC GOP needs to endorse Bostic, and put every cent it has into electing him.
The National GOP needs to dump millions into Bostic’s Campaign…
Sanford, and those like him, are an EXAMPLE of the GOP Ruining the name of Conservatives. To quote Jesse Jackson: ‘Stay out da’ Bushes’…’Stay Our Da’ Bushes’…and I think w/ Sanford the meaning is Very clear what me, and Jesse, mean…

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You know me March 21, 2013 at 3:13 pm

Why is it that Curtis Bostic, according to SC Sec. of State, is tied to like 30 companies? That seems like a big red flag. Maybe some fishy business?

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You know me March 21, 2013 at 4:02 pm

Yeah, Curtis and Curtis E

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Utah March 21, 2013 at 11:03 pm

Uh, maybe because he is a lawyer and serves as their agent for service of process.

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You know me March 21, 2013 at 3:13 pm

Why is it that Curtis Bostic, according to SC Sec. of State, is tied to like 30 companies? That seems like a big red flag. Maybe some fishy business?

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You know me March 21, 2013 at 4:02 pm

Yeah, Curtis and Curtis E

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Utah March 21, 2013 at 11:03 pm

Uh, maybe because he is a lawyer and serves as their agent for service of process.

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lowcorider March 21, 2013 at 3:21 pm

… “it is not the job of an attorney to ascertain what the truth is. It is the job of an attorney to represent people”
You can’t or won’t prove he ever said this. I’ve asked you several times here and by email to provide your source for this comment. You haven’t or can’t. Yet here you are again rattling off the same bullshit. How bout it sic ? Can you back this statement up or is it like your alleged support of Grooms, all smoke and mirrors.
Lets take a moment and ascertain what the truth is about your real candidate, Señor Sanford. What ya say, hombre.

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Lowcorider March 21, 2013 at 3:21 pm

… “it is not the job of an attorney to ascertain what the truth is. It is the job of an attorney to represent people”
You can’t or won’t prove he ever said this. I’ve asked you several times here and by email to provide your source for this comment. You haven’t or can’t. Yet here you are again rattling off the same bullshit. How bout it sic ? Can you back this statement up or is it like your alleged support of Grooms, all smoke and mirrors.
Lets take a moment and ascertain what the truth is about your real candidate, Señor Sanford. What ya say, hombre.

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CNSYD March 21, 2013 at 3:24 pm

“The best argument we’ve heard for supporting Bostic?”

He ain’t Mark Sanfraud.

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CNSYD March 21, 2013 at 3:24 pm

“The best argument we’ve heard for supporting Bostic?”

He ain’t Mark Sanfraud.

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MBC March 21, 2013 at 4:27 pm

I don’t care if Bostic has cankers on his butt,he’ll get my vote and if Sanford wins, Busch gets my vote.Bostic may say he won’t run on Sanfords problem past,but as soon as he sees Sanford attack,which he will,that will change,and should.

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MBC March 21, 2013 at 4:27 pm

I don’t care if Bostic has cankers on his butt,he’ll get my vote and if Sanford wins, Busch gets my vote.Bostic may say he won’t run on Sanfords problem past,but as soon as he sees Sanford attack,which he will,that will change,and should.

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jimlewisowb March 21, 2013 at 4:45 pm

People, politics ain’t about what it is, it is about what you think it is.

Do you think all those little old Southern Ladies are going to vote for anyone but Sanford.

When Sanford walks in the room they have visions of sitting on the veranda sipping iced tea

When Bostic walks in the room they have visions of laying on a stainless steel table with a five gallon bucket of embalming fluid running throught their veins

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Philip Branton March 22, 2013 at 11:08 am

*** Attention Informational Cadets….***

According to the tenets of the “Art of Mark Sanford” (Sheen’s War-lock), how should the observant comment by Jim Lewis be used on the field of PR battle..?? When reviewing the Grooms, Sanford and Bostic “tri-fecta” that shunted the money that flowed from the Turner campaign, how would a counter initiative be waged as it relates to the greater Carolina “southern political front”..?? From a Goolge Earth “Drone” view, how would the LLC web show concerned taxpayers how to vote and “bet” to maximize economic “returns”….??

Just take a look Cadets at the picture poor Fits attached to this article.How did Fits fail to maximize the visual impact to benefit his potential advertisers..?? How does this picture tell Curtis Bostic’s wife something that she needs to KNOW..?? How would Jenny Sanford or Colbert-Busch or Lin Bennett view this picture to maximize political impact…?? What does this picture really say about the thought process of Wil Folks…??

Cadets……..considering that Wil Folks informed his readers that he was giving speeches and educating students yesterday. How does the comment thread with this article alone tell everyone that Fits has no real CLUE of how to lead an ARMY…!!!? Do the students he spoke to yesterday understand how to SHOW Curtis Bostic’s wife where “landfill” energy is at that Curtis FAILs to discuss…??

Cadets….your training here today will prepare you for the invasion of Venezuela and Nigeria and Charleston County…….study with extreme prejudice….!!

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William J. Hamilton March 22, 2013 at 6:32 pm

Elderly women do seem to like Sanford. I was talking to some on the bus here two days ago and they regarded him as some sort of attractive, oversexed clown but still planned to vote for him.

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jimlewisowb March 21, 2013 at 4:45 pm

People, politics ain’t about what it is, it is about what you think it is.

Do you think all those little old Southern Ladies are going to vote for anyone but Sanford.

When Sanford walks in the room they have visions of sitting on the veranda sipping iced tea

When Bostic walks in the room they have visions of laying on a stainless steel table with a five gallon bucket of embalming fluid running throught their veins

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Philip Branton March 22, 2013 at 11:08 am

*** Attention Informational Cadets….***

According to the tenets of the “Art of Mark Sanford” (Sheen’s War-lock), how should the observant comment by Jim Lewis be used on the field of PR battle..?? When reviewing the Grooms, Sanford and Bostic “tri-fecta” that shunted the money that flowed from the Turner campaign, how would a counter initiative be waged as it relates to the greater Carolina “southern political front”..?? From a Goolge Earth “Drone” view, how would the LLC web show concerned taxpayers how to vote and “bet” to maximize economic “returns”….??

Just take a look Cadets at the picture poor Fits attached to this article.How did Fits fail to maximize the visual impact to benefit his potential advertisers..?? How does this picture tell Curtis Bostic’s wife something that she needs to KNOW..?? How would Jenny Sanford or Colbert-Busch or Lin Bennett view this picture to maximize political impact…?? What does this picture really say about the thought process of Wil Folks…??

Cadets……..considering that Wil Folks informed his readers that he was giving speeches and educating students yesterday. How does the comment thread with this article alone tell everyone that Fits has no real CLUE of how to lead an ARMY…!!!? Do the students he spoke to yesterday understand how to SHOW Curtis Bostic’s wife where “landfill” energy is at that Curtis FAILs to discuss…??

Cadets….your training here today will prepare you for the invasion of Venezuela and Nigeria and Charleston County…….study with extreme prejudice….!!

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William J. Hamilton March 22, 2013 at 6:32 pm

Elderly women do seem to like Sanford. I was talking to some on the bus here two days ago and they regarded him as some sort of attractive, oversexed clown but still planned to vote for him.

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Thomas March 21, 2013 at 8:03 pm

Well alright. The good people in the first district have spoken.

I will support Mark Sanford because he is a tightwad, skinflint, and a two buck chuck. He could coalesce the good people of the taxed enough party. He has the experience to lead the charge for value with for our tax dollars. He can keep the House away from Democrats for 20 years. He could rise to a leadership position in a few election cycles. He can be Speaker of the House.

For these reasons alone I support his return to the House. He is not Presidential material anymore. He has a safe seat in congress to get the job done. If he bails out to run as VP on any future ticket, if this come back is for that purpose and not fixing our finances meriting the Speaker gavel….our state will flip back to Democrats and his name will be cursed forever in politics.

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CNSYD March 21, 2013 at 8:20 pm

Thomas, surely you are smarter than this. Sanfraud may be a tightwad, with his money but not yours. Were you asleep when the stories of his using SLED as taxi service for dogs came out? What about the use of the state plane to make a haircut appointment? Do you really think he would have repaid the $74k if he hadn’t been caught? Please remove your head from your posterior.

Your dad would know what to do if a carpetbagger was telling him how much money he was going to save him. Firmly grasp his wallet.

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Thomas March 21, 2013 at 9:04 pm

I would wager Mark has a perfect credit score. This is who I would hire to run my company. If America has another credit rating downgrade, we will not get it back. This is his redeeming quality…and he gets my vote. He can be Speaker of the House and he will be happy. He will write budgets that will lead to prosperity. We need committees and sub committees run by a new generation of Republican, and we need a perfect credit score mentality to teach a new generation Finance 301. He is the man who could help bring about a new zeitgeist in DC, of responsible taxation and spending. Even Democrats know he can balance the budget. Get with the program and look beyond the tip of your own nose. We have few years before the Euro and BRICS eats our lunch. He can make a difference…now.

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vicupstate March 21, 2013 at 9:33 pm

If you think that in 100 years, Sanford would be Speaker of the House or even 1 or 2 places below that, you know NOTHING about politics. He is a gadfly and was not, and will not be taken seriously in the halls of Congress.

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CNSYD March 22, 2013 at 8:55 am

Of course he has a perfect credit score. He doesn’t spend his money he spends OPM (other people’s money). If he is such a great “manager” why hasn’t corporate America been beating down his door to make him a CEO?

So now you are enamored with BRICS. Is Chinese type control of the US economy what you desire? India will never advance due to the religious divisions and the vestiges of the caste system. All these countries have is cheap labor most of which is government controlled. Perhaps your ideal of a “CEO” is Putin.

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bogart March 21, 2013 at 9:04 pm

20 years…..where have you been? Remember Sanford said time and again that he is not a career politician and believes in term limits……do you think he lied?………Let me answer that for you….hell yes he lied.

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Leadership not Infamy March 22, 2013 at 10:09 am

Almost 2/3 of the people who came out for the primary said “NO” to Sanford.
Sanford might be a tightwad but under stress due to his temperament or sense of entitlement, we know how he can “bend the rules.”
Further, he is vulnerable on many fronts to deal making and coercion or dare I say blackmail because of his history both known and unknown by the
public.
He can not hit the ground running “coalescing” and leading as both Republicans and Democrats alike are not eager to associate with him. He will spend the next 2 years or more proving himself or even getting an audience. We know what happened last time he was rebuffed and rejected. Look how the other fiscally conservative house members who don’t have his past and have read the same books and have run their own businesses, scramble to make legitimate points and be heard.
With his ambition, however he might be masking it at the moment, he has never given up the hope of retaking the ground lost due to his scandal. The Apology and Redemption Tours, appearances on national TV, formalizing his relationship via press releases and pictures with his former mistress, the “never say never” spiel was all about his return. He could have done all privately in consideration of his family and gone on with his life. Even his eldest son, on the night of the primary stated that he felt it was inevitable that his father would run for office again!
We may not think he is Presidential material, but he doesn’t share that sentiment. Also, I believe when questioned about his return to politics he would not commit to term limits.
“Even Democrats know he can balance the budget.” Democrats welcome the obstacles he presents and the target he is, if he ever tried. The Democrats don’t want a Republican balancing the budget.

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Thomas March 21, 2013 at 8:03 pm

Well alright. The good people in the first district have spoken.

I will support Mark Sanford because he is a tightwad, skinflint, and a two buck chuck. He could coalesce the good people of the taxed enough party. He has the experience to lead the charge for value with for our tax dollars. He can keep the House away from Democrats for 20 years. He could rise to a leadership position in a few election cycles. He can be Speaker of the House.

For these reasons alone I support his return to the House. He is not Presidential material anymore. He has a safe seat in congress to get the job done. If he bails out to run as VP on any future ticket, if this come back is for that purpose and not fixing our finances meriting the Speaker gavel….our state will flip back to Democrats and his name will be cursed forever in politics.

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CNSYD March 21, 2013 at 8:20 pm

Thomas, surely you are smarter than this. Sanfraud may be a tightwad, with his money but not yours. Were you asleep when the stories of his using SLED as taxi service for dogs came out? What about the use of the state plane to make a haircut appointment? Do you really think he would have repaid the $74k if he hadn’t been caught? Please remove your head from your posterior.

Your dad would know what to do if a carpetbagger was telling him how much money he was going to save him. Firmly grasp his wallet.

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Thomas March 21, 2013 at 9:04 pm

I would wager Mark has a perfect credit score. This is who I would hire to run my company. If America has another credit rating downgrade, we will not get it back. This is his redeeming quality…and he gets my vote. He can be Speaker of the House and he will be happy. He will write budgets that will lead to prosperity. We need committees and sub committees run by a new generation of Republican, and we need a perfect credit score mentality to teach a new generation Finance 301. He is the man who could help bring about a new zeitgeist in DC, of responsible taxation and spending. Even Democrats know he can balance the budget. Get with the program and look beyond the tip of your own nose. We have few years before the Euro and BRICS eats our lunch. He can make a difference…now.

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vicupstate March 21, 2013 at 9:33 pm

If you think that in 100 years, Sanford would be Speaker of the House or even 1 or 2 places below that, you know NOTHING about politics. He is a gadfly and was not, and will not be taken seriously in the halls of Congress.

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CNSYD March 22, 2013 at 8:55 am

Of course he has a perfect credit score. He doesn’t spend his money he spends OPM (other people’s money). If he is such a great “manager” why hasn’t corporate America been beating down his door to make him a CEO?

So now you are enamored with BRICS. Is Chinese type control of the US economy what you desire? India will never advance due to the religious divisions and the vestiges of the caste system. All these countries have is cheap labor most of which is government controlled. Perhaps your ideal of a “CEO” is Putin.

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bogart March 21, 2013 at 9:04 pm

20 years…..where have you been? Remember Sanford said time and again that he is not a career politician and believes in term limits……do you think he lied?………Let me answer that for you….hell yes he lied.

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Leadership not Infamy March 22, 2013 at 10:09 am

Almost 2/3 of the people who came out for the primary said “NO” to Sanford.
Sanford might be a tightwad but under stress due to his temperament or sense of entitlement, we know how he can “bend the rules.”
Further, he is vulnerable on many fronts to deal making and coercion or dare I say blackmail because of his history both known and unknown by the
public.
He can not hit the ground running “coalescing” and leading as both Republicans and Democrats alike are not eager to associate with him. He will spend the next 2 years or more proving himself or even getting an audience. We know what happened last time he was rebuffed and rejected. Look how the other fiscally conservative house members who don’t have his past and have read the same books and have run their own businesses, scramble to make legitimate points and be heard.
With his ambition, however he might be masking it at the moment, he has never given up the hope of retaking the ground lost due to his scandal. The Apology and Redemption Tours, appearances on national TV, formalizing his relationship via press releases and pictures with his former mistress, the “never say never” spiel was all about his return. He could have done all privately in consideration of his family and gone on with his life. Even his eldest son, on the night of the primary stated that he felt it was inevitable that his father would run for office again!
We may not think he is Presidential material, but he doesn’t share that sentiment. Also, I believe when questioned about his return to politics he would not commit to term limits.
“Even Democrats know he can balance the budget.” Democrats welcome the obstacles he presents and the target he is, if he ever tried. The Democrats don’t want a Republican balancing the budget.

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Conservative March 21, 2013 at 8:42 pm

YOU still love Sanford!! Hillarious

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Conservative March 21, 2013 at 8:42 pm

YOU still love Sanford!! Hillarious

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Scrappy March 21, 2013 at 10:37 pm

This one is over! Mark Sanford will not get beat. I promise you this was the scenario that Sanfords team dreamed of. With Mark you know what you get. Bostic is a nut job! Im not condoning what Mark did, but he faced it head on, screwed himself of ever being president, publicly humiliated his family and himself. Damn people! Give a brother a break;)

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Scrappy March 21, 2013 at 10:37 pm

This one is over! Mark Sanford will not get beat. I promise you this was the scenario that Sanfords team dreamed of. With Mark you know what you get. Bostic is a nut job! Im not condoning what Mark did, but he faced it head on, screwed himself of ever being president, publicly humiliated his family and himself. Damn people! Give a brother a break;)

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for the truth March 21, 2013 at 11:36 pm

The choice between Sanford and Bostic is clear. Even though Sanford has the name recognition
and experience as Congressman and Governor, his previous deception and
unfaithfulness destroy his reputation and effectiveness. The people of South Carolina remember his shenanigans,
and so will all the other congressmen in Washington! Sanford will probably always be “damaged
goods” in the eyes of most people. On
the other hand, Bostic has a reputation of integrity and caring for other
people’s needs. Instead of being
involved in human trafficking, (a totally bogus caricature) his organization “Remember”
has annually helped numerous needy people around the world. The fact that the income of Charleston County
grew during Bostic’s tenure on the County Counsel, has nothing to do with his
being in favor of big government. His stated
purpose and goal is a balanced budget with no increase in taxes, something
Washington desperately needs. What about
Bostic’s living outside the district? Obviously
this is allowed for by law; and his work, business, church, and community
service are within District 1. He cares
about the people in the district as much or more than anyone else. Voting for Curtis Bostic on April 2 is a
no-brainer!

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for the truth March 21, 2013 at 11:36 pm

The choice between Sanford and Bostic is clear. Even though Sanford has the name recognition
and experience as Congressman and Governor, his previous deception and
unfaithfulness destroy his reputation and effectiveness. The people of South Carolina remember his shenanigans,
and so will all the other congressmen in Washington! Sanford will probably always be “damaged
goods” in the eyes of most people. On
the other hand, Bostic has a reputation of integrity and caring for other
people’s needs. Instead of being
involved in human trafficking, (a totally bogus caricature) his organization “Remember”
has annually helped numerous needy people around the world. The fact that the income of Charleston County
grew during Bostic’s tenure on the County Counsel, has nothing to do with his
being in favor of big government. His stated
purpose and goal is a balanced budget with no increase in taxes, something
Washington desperately needs. What about
Bostic’s living outside the district? Obviously
this is allowed for by law; and his work, business, church, and community
service are within District 1. He cares
about the people in the district as much or more than anyone else. Voting for Curtis Bostic on April 2 is a
no-brainer!

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sweepin March 22, 2013 at 7:12 am

Fits to Mark Sanford……”I just can’t get over you, Bro.”

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sweepin March 22, 2013 at 7:12 am

Fits to Mark Sanford……”I just can’t get over you, Bro.”

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Jer March 22, 2013 at 9:40 am

To Mark Sanford: Rule Number One! If she will cheat with you, she will cheat on you. We don’t need to send you to Congress to go through another high-profile divorce, and bring more ‘name recognition’ to our State. Please have some sense, JACK.!

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Jer March 22, 2013 at 9:40 am

To Mark Sanford: Rule Number One! If she will cheat with you, she will cheat on you. We don’t need to send you to Congress to go through another high-profile divorce, and bring more ‘name recognition’ to our State. Please have some sense, JACK.!

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Lowcountry March 22, 2013 at 10:19 am

Aside from the fact that the guy is a raving lunatic.

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Lowcountry March 22, 2013 at 10:19 am

Aside from the fact that the guy is a raving lunatic.

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Stinkbait March 22, 2013 at 1:50 pm

— gawdamightydamn!! Despite my loathing contempt for Lexington Ring, I’d rather see one of them represent us in Congress than to suffer more of the never ending humiliation Sanford has visited upon SC.

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Stinkbait March 22, 2013 at 1:50 pm

— gawdamightydamn!! Despite my loathing contempt for Lexington Ring, I’d rather see one of them represent us in Congress than to suffer more of the never ending humiliation Sanford has visited upon SC.

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You know me March 22, 2013 at 3:29 pm

Picture in this post…Jim and Tammy Baker part 2.

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You know me March 22, 2013 at 3:29 pm

Picture in this post…Jim and Tammy Baker part 2.

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chickenoregg March 23, 2013 at 4:27 pm

Mr. Bostic seems like a good Christian man to me. He has not committed adultery. Sanford has. I forgive him but I refuse to reward him.

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Geoffrey Butler March 24, 2013 at 4:45 am

Will you forgive and reward Bostic for being a big government RINO?

We’re voting for Representative. Not “best family man” or “most consistent Christian.” There’s a certain resume you have to have for that, and Sanford, scumbag though he is, has got it. He was one of SC’s better governors from 2003-2009.

The one argument I can see for Bostic is that Colbert-Busch could conceivably beat Sanford. Better a RINO than a D, right? But I think the district is conservative enough that we don’t have to worry. To paraphrase Bill Buckley, both candidates are electable, but one is clearly the more conservative.

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chickenoregg March 23, 2013 at 4:27 pm

Mr. Bostic seems like a good Christian man to me. He has not committed adultery. Sanford has. I forgive him but I refuse to reward him.

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Bonchamps March 24, 2013 at 4:45 am

Will you forgive and reward Bostic for being a big government RINO?

We’re voting for Representative. Not “best family man” or “most consistent Christian.” There’s a certain resume you have to have for that, and Sanford, scumbag though he is, has got it. He was one of SC’s better governors from 2003-2009.

The one argument I can see for Bostic is that Colbert-Busch could conceivably beat Sanford. Better a RINO than a D, right? But I think the district is conservative enough that we don’t have to worry. To paraphrase Bill Buckley, both candidates are electable, but one is clearly the more conservative.

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bosbob March 23, 2013 at 7:08 pm

I take it that all these people that have a negative comment about SC do not either live here our work here. If you do your an idiot and most likley trying to f this state up like the one you previously f’d up.

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bosbob March 23, 2013 at 7:08 pm

I take it that all these people that have a negative comment about SC do not either live here our work here. If you do your an idiot and most likley trying to f this state up like the one you previously f’d up.

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