SC Senator Brad Hutto Challenges Nikki Haley On Bill Signings
Columbia, SC – State Senator Brad Hutto today called the recommendation from Governor Haley’s Ethics Reform Panel to allow state officials to use state aircraft
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SC Supreme Court Will Hear Nikki Haley Ethics Case
The S.C. Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this spring regarding a lower court’s decision to dismiss criminal ethics charges against S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley.
Five-Star Future Tigers?
Clemson University’s football program is out of the running for the nation’s No. 1 recruit Robert Nkemdiche – who previously gave the school a verbal
Jeff Duncan: “Come On Down, Remington”
U.S. Rep. Jeff Duncan (R-S.C.) wants the nation’s oldest gun manufacturer to move its New York facilities to South Carolina. In a letter to George
Jeff Duncan Urges NY Gun-Maker To Come To SC
Washington, DC—South Carolina Congressman Jeff Duncan encouraged George Kollitides, the CEO of the parent company for Remington Arms, to consider relocating the company’s New York
The Hunley: Enough Already!
It’s been more than a dozen years since the Confederate submarine H.L. Hunley was raised from the floor of Charleston harbor. Since then tens of
SC Rep. Leon Stavrinakis Issues Statement On Haley Ethics Comments
Columbia, SC – Upon release of the recommendations made by Governor Haley’s “Commission on Ethics Reform,” the Governor released a statement that read: “If this
Nikki Haley Contemplating Costly K-4 Flip Flop
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley is contemplating yet another radical reversal of her 2010 campaign platform. In fact the first-term “Republican” is reportedly on the verge
Why We Won’t Be Cheerleading For Chad Connelly Anymore …
We had high hopes back in 2011 when we endorsed SCGOP chairman Chad Connelly’s victorious bid to lead the state’s all-powerful Republican Party. In addition
SC Chief Justice “Improperly Lobbying” For Staffer
S.C. Chief Justice Jean Toal has been accused of exerting improper influence in a contested judicial race on behalf of Rosalyn Frierson – her longtime court