R.I.P. News
“News is dead …” That’s the conclusion of a study released this week by the Pew Center, which highlights the extent to which force reductions
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Want A “Kwikie?”
The state of Maine has scratched plans to rebrand its scratch-off lottery tickets as “Kwikies,” prompting widespread lamentations from convenience store owners fluent in double
Take A Bite Out Of Educrat Unions
South Carolina doesn’t have “educrat unions …” or at least that’s what our state’s educrat unions would have you believe. The truth is there is
SC “Pump Pain” Eases
After a sudden spike toward the end of February, gas prices in South Carolina have leveled off a bit in March. According to the AAA
Do Your Job, Richard Eckstrom
Richard Eckstrom has been very busy lately. In addition to major problems at his second job – commander of the S.C. State Guard – the
SC Unemployment Rate Climbs To 8.7 Percent
South Carolina’s unemployment rate climbed from an adjusted 8.6 percent in December to 8.7 percent in January, according to statistics released this week by the
Labor Nominee’s “Black Panther” Problem
Forrest Gump apologized when he interrupted a “Black Panther party,” but U.S. President Barack Obama’s rumored nominee to lead the U.S. Department of Labor during
Larry Grooms For Congress
Talk is cheap in politics … increasingly so, as a matter of fact. And the longer “conservatives” and “Republicans” permit fiscal liberals and closeted Democrats
Lee Bright Makes His Move
God told S.C. Sen. Lee Bright (R-Spartanburg) to run for the U.S. Senate … according to Lee Bright. And now, Lee Bright is close to