Lawmakers Tout Horne For SC House Majority Leader
BATTLE AHEAD FOR TOP PARTISAN POST? S.C. Rep. Jenny Horne is reportedly eyeing the “Republican” majority leader’s seat currently held by Greenville lawmaker Bruce Bannister.
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Lindsey Graham: More Special Interest Whoring
THEY SAY “JUMP …” HE SAYS “HOW HIGH?” Earlier this month, we reported on efforts by liberal U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham to introduce a federal
Charleston School Of Law Alumni “Flip Out”
ANGRY ALUMNI GROUP PROBES EMAIL LEAKS … In our latest article addressing the ongoing soap opera at the Charleston School of Law (CSOL), we noted
Favorite CSOL Professor Departing School
INFILAW DEAL TO BLAME? Geiza Vargas-Vargas, a favorite professor of students at the Charleston School of Law (CSOL), is leaving the institution. Vargas-Vargas taught students
MOX: Shut It Down
FOR ONCE, BARACK OBAMA IS CORRECT … South Carolina elected officials – Democratic and Republican – are raising holy hell this week over a story
Obamacare Sends Health Care Costs Skyrocketing (Again)
THE PRESIDENT’S PROMISE IS WORKING … IN REVERSE Surprise, surprise … except not really. “Obamacare” – U.S. President Barack Obama’s socialized medicine monstrosity – is
Luppe: Richard Eckstrom A “Walking, Talking Ethical Problem”
Michael Luppe, a Republican candidate running for Comptroller General in South Carolina, made the following comments this morning at a news conference in front of
SC Welfare Agency Scandal: A Major Escalation
FEDERAL INVESTIGATION, HALEY ADMINISTRATION MANIPULATION ALLEGED Three years ago this website began investigating the S.C. Department of Social Services (SCDSS) – the agency that manages
Breakaway SC Episcopal Church Wins Another Legal Battle
THE LATEST ON THE GREAT SCHISM … Chalk up another legal victory for South Carolina’s conservative breakaway Episcopalian church – and another defeat for the national
Coroners Lower Boom On Embattled SC Welfare Agency
NIKKI HALEY’S “ROCK STAR” WELFARE CZARINA NOWHERE TO BE FOUND … By Amy Lazenby || Two county coroners testified this week before a legislative subcommittee