SC Sheriff Defies Obama’s Mandela Flag Order
A Sheriff in Pickens County, S.C. is defying U.S. President Barack Obama by refusing to lower the American flag to half-staff in honor of former
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Columbia Mayor’s Brother-In-Law Shot And Killed
Donald Gist – the brother-in-law of Columbia, S.C. mayor Steve Benajamin – was shot and killed in Charlotte, N.C. on Friday afternoon. According to Queen City
You Knew This Was Coming …
If you’ve never seen the German language film Downfall, it’s riveting historical drama – one of the best World War II movies of all-time. And
Meanwhile, The Federal Budget
In case anybody forgot, the end result of October’s so-called “government shutdown” was an unconditional Republican surrender – one that kicked the federal government’s budgetary can down
America Loves Mandela (Except That Time We Had Him Incarcerated)
Zero Hedge has a great counterpoint to the outpouring of grief from American elected officials regarding the passing of former South African president Nelson Mandela.
SC Highway Funding: Flushing Money
This week South Carolina’s Department of Transportation (SCDOT) approved another $136 million to go to the Interstate 526 boondoggle – one of the most pointless
SC Lawmaker: Slowpokes, Keep Right
S.C. Rep. Joshua Putnam (R-Anderson) has filed legislation requiring slow drivers to stay out of the farthest left-hand lane on Palmetto State highways. Putnum’s bill
Nikki Haley’s FB Fans Love Nelson Mandela (Not)
Like pretty much every politician in America, S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley took to her Facebook page to offer her thoughts on the passing of former
The “Shutdown” Helped The Economy
A funny thing happened when 17 percent of the federal government shut down for two-and-a-half weeks earlier this year … America’s economy produced its best
ALG Issues Statement On Unemployment Rate
Dec. 6, 2013, Fairfax, Va.—Americans for Limited Government vice president of public policy and communications Rick Manning, a former Public Affairs Chief of Staff at