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Toxic Justice, Part 5: The Asbestos Carveout

State lawmakers promised to fix South Carolina’s broken civil-justice system — then wrote a law that kept their own asbestos network immune from reform.

by Jenn Wood2
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2 comments

Jeff Mattox Top fan November 11, 2025 at 11:34 am

Is the South Carolina government the most corrupt in the nation? Probably not but we have to be in the top five at least.
Great work Jen! Waterboarding is too good for these scumbags but the cages down in Cuba would be a great place for them to conspire together.

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Anonymous November 11, 2025 at 12:10 pm

Shall we now have USAG Pam Bondi turn the dogs loose on SC?

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