Letter: How SCDOT “Fixes” Potholes
Dear Editor, This picture shows how the S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) “fixes” potholes. This is on Russell Street in Orangeburg, S.C. leaving town heading
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Another Laurens County Law Enforcement Scandal
ALLEGED BAR FIGHT, DOMESTIC INCIDENT REPORTEDLY UNDER INVESTIGATION Palmetto State law enforcement officers in multiple jurisdictions are investigating an alleged incident involving a Laurens, S.C. police
University Of South Carolina Athletics Adopts “Clear Bag” Rule
“NEW LEVEL OF SECURITY” Fans attending athletic events at the University of South Carolina will be required to adhere to a new “clear bag policy”
Pokemon GO: The Latest Distraction
ARE YOU PLAYING? Since it was launched in the United States, Pokémon GO has been downloaded an estimated 7.5 million times on Google Play and the
#NeverTrump: Not Dead Yet?
THE “MOVEMENT” CONTINUES … In case you hadn’t noticed, for years this website has used quotation marks when it references the “Republican” party. Why? It’s one
GOP Rejects Medical Marijuana … Again
COMMON SENSE REFORM REJECTED Sad … but not surprising. Those are our views on the “Republican” party’s decision to continue criminalizing medical marijuana. Why “sad?” Because legalizing
Bernie Sanders Endorses Hillary Clinton
WILL HIS SUPPORTERS FOLLOW? Crusading populist Bernie Sanders has endorsed the presidential candidacy of Hillary Clinton – arguably the embodiment of everything the independent socialist
Mark Sanford’s Brother Responds To Child Abuse Allegations
JOHN SANFORD: MEDIA SENSATIONALIZING “MISLEADING REPORTS” The brother of U.S. Rep. Mark Sanford is hotly disputing allegations that the veteran Palmetto State politician is guilty of
Is This “Fixing Our Roads?”
MORE SCDOT INCOMPETENCE … Despite massive funding increases (and dubious borrowing to provide additional money) roads and bridges in South Carolina remain in terrible shape. How come? Several
China Rebuffed Over Territorial Claims
WAR IMMINENT? China’s territorial claims in the South China Sea were roundly rebuked by an international tribunal this week – setting the stage for a