FeaturedSC

Ralph Norman Schedules Coffee Date

CAFFEINATED CHARM OFFENSIVE? Newly elected congressman Ralph Norman dramatically underperformed expectations during his recent special election “victory” in South Carolina’s fifth congressional district (map).  And since getting elected, he hasn’t made many friends. Can a few cups of coffee change that? Who knows … but Norman will kick off his…

CAFFEINATED CHARM OFFENSIVE?

Newly elected congressman Ralph Norman dramatically underperformed expectations during his recent special election “victory” in South Carolina’s fifth congressional district (map).  And since getting elected, he hasn’t made many friends.

Can a few cups of coffee change that?

Who knows … but Norman will kick off his congressional outreach efforts tomorrow morning (Wednesday, August 2) when he hosts his first “Coffee with the Congressman” event in Rock Hill, S.C.

Norman’s gathering – which is open to the public and the press – will be held at Rock Hill’s Ebenezer Grill (1525 Ebenezer Road, Rock Hill, SC 29732).

We’ll be sure and pass along any worthwhile intel our moles provide …

Norman defeated Democrat Archie Parnell in a June special election to fill the unexpired term of Mick Mulvaney – who left Congress to become director of the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB).  Prior to that, he won a razor thin “Republican” runoff election against S.C. speaker pro tempore Tommy Pope.

This website declined to endorse any candidate during the primary elections, but confronted with the choice between Norman and Parnell we reluctantly endorsed Norman.

***

WANNA SOUND OFF?

Got something you’d like to say in response to one of our stories? In addition to our always lively comments section (below), please feel free to submit your own guest column or letter to the editor via-email HERE or via our tip-line HERE
Banner via iStock

***


Related posts

SC

South Carolina Dance Star Missing, Abandoned Vehicle Found Near Congaree Park

Callie Lyons
SC

Keeping The Peace At Solid Rock

Callie Lyons
SC

Flooding Temporarily Shuts Down Hunting Season In South Carolina

Erin Parrott

Leave a Comment