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Stephen Goldfinch: What S.C. Voters Should Look For in Their Next Attorney General
“My service to South Carolina is not finished…”
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Bahahaha. You are anything but a conservative legislator. You are part of a broken and corrupted SC statehouse that works for big business, cronyism and insiders and disregards the citizens and taxpayers. You spend our money like drunken sailors. We are taxed excessively to provide a legislative wish list of everything that taxpayers are not responsible for. GTFOH with your conservative bs line.
What do you know about prosecuting cases? Leading investigations alongside state and local law enforcement? Comforting victims of crime? You have zero relevant experience for this job, unless you count having been indicted and being willing to plead guilty.
Bingo. Nailed it perfectly. The indictment itself is a huge dis qualifier.
I spoke with some current JAG officers who said they had no idea you were a JAG. How about releasing your military prosecution records, if they exist.
Being a JAG in the Air Farce (misspelling intended) on a deployment in no way qualifies you for the top prosecution job in the State. Most likely spent that time confining airmen to quarters for missing the chow formation. 100% unqualified!
Goldfinch is anti-Second Amendment. He worked hard to block Constitutional Carry and other 2-A restorative bills. As such, Goldfinch violated his oath of office.
We do not need someone like him as AG.
If he’s really interested in ending corruption, maybe he could start by explaining how you buy a piece of land in Horry County, with no timber to speak of, no improvements, hold it for less than two years and sell it for five times (5x) what you paid for it, pocketing a cool $1,000,000 for simply holding it. Let’s make all members of the Senate exposed the details of their business transactions! This would be a great place to start – a little sunlight…