JFK 50: The Fiscal Legacy
Earlier this week I wrote on the fiftieth anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy – arguably the most studied (yet still the most
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Today’s Tuneage: Brain Of J
So here’s Pearl Jam with “Brain of J,” the opening track off of the band’s 1998 album, Yield. Following up on the song’s opening interrogatories …
Hoops: Clemson Downs Temple
CHARLESTON, SC – Clemson rallied from a 12-point deficit Thursday to defeat Temple 72-58 in the opening round of the Charleston Classic. With the win,
Ballots? We Don’t Need No Stinkin’ Ballots!
South Carolina is a friggin’ disaster … but that’s being overly generous. In fact, we’re trying not to use the sort of words that accurately
California Disses #ObamaFail “Fix”
In the latest act of Obamacare’s comedy of errors, the state of California has decided it isn’t going along with U.S. President Barack Obama’s socialized
Ethanol Needs To Go Away
This website has written on numerous prior occasions urging the federal government to abandon its costly, ill-fated experiment with ethanol. And while the U.S. Environmental Protection
Curtis Loftis: When Career Politicians Attack!
Transparency…in a bad way! At the Investment Commission meeting today, staffer and former career politician Greg Ryberg went on a 20 minute rant against both YOU and
Mark Sanford: Senate Action Against Filibuster “Unprecedented”
WASHINGTON, DC –Today, Representative Mark Sanford released the following statement regarding the Senate vote to invoke the “nuclear option”: “The Senate Democrats’ vote today to
Nikki Haley Rides To Lindsey Graham’s Rescue
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley praised embattled U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham effusively this week – riding to the rescue of the liberal lawmaker after he was
What’s Up With Jameis Winston?
Jameis Winston is the best player in college football this year – hands down. If we had a Heisman Trophy ballot, he’d be at the