Government-Run SC University Purchases Charleston Mansion
ANOTHER TAXPAYER-SUBSIDIZED LAND GRAB … The government-run College of Charleston has purchased a historic 225-year-old mansion in the heart of the Holy City to accommodate
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Ron Paul: “Much Ado About Bathrooms”
DEBATE COULD BOOST HOMESCHOOLING MOVEMENT || By RON PAUL ||Debates over the US government’s foreign and economic policies have recently taken a backseat to the debate
More Tax Evasion Arrests Coming At Boeing’s SC Facility
SCANDAL AT LOWCOUNTRY AIRCRAFT MANUFACTURER EXPANDS Additional arrests will be made this week in connection with an ongoing tax evasion scandal at crony capitalist Boeing‘s North
Facebook And “Conservatives”
CLIMBING THE “TRUST TREE” TOGETHER … Facebook leader Mark Zuckerberg recently met with sixteen influential “conservatives” to address allegations that the social media behemoth is
SC Schools Roll Over For Federal Bathroom Edict
FAILED PALMETTO BUREAUCRACIES TO COMPLY WITH OBAMA ADMINISTRATION MANDATE South Carolina’s struggling government-run schools can’t educate children worth a damn (no matter how much money
“First In The South” Girl Power
FEMALES SURPASS MALES IN SOUTH CAROLINA PRESIDENTIAL PRIMARY VOTING For the first time ever, a majority of voters in the Palmetto State’s “Republican” presidential primary
Personhood Supporters Target Hugh Leatherman
ROBOCALLS SEEK TO SWAY POWERFUL LEGISLATIVE LEADER Supporters of personhood status for unborn children are targeting the most powerful politician in the state as part of a
The Troublesome Brothers McMaster
OH, HENRY … AND JOSEPH, AND FRANK, AND GEORGE … If S.C. lieutenant governor Henry McMaster is to realize his decades-long dream of becoming governor
Troubling New 9/11 Revelations
MORE WARNINGS ABOUT AMERICA’S “PARTNERS IN PEACE” Recently released documents related to the federal government’s investigation into the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks reinforce the
Cop Who Shot Teenager Over Bag Of Weed Getting Pay Raise
SUBSIDIZED BY A LOCAL PROPERTY TAX HIKE … The town of Seneca, S.C. – which recently had to pay out $2.1 million to settle a