Mark Sanford’s Circus Comes To Town
Former S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford is officially a member of the U.S. House of Representatives … again. Sanford was sworn in to his new/ old
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Report: Ted Vick Resisted Arrest
S.C. Rep. Ted Vick resisted police officers after they noticed him staggering about the S.C. State House late Tuesday evening, according to the incident report
Afghan War: Still Going
Six Americans – two soldiers and four “contractors” – were killed when their convoy was targeted by a suicide bomber. At least nine other people were
Richard Eckstrom: Still Slacking
Two months ago this website exclusively reported that S.C. Comptroller General Richard Eckstrom – whose disastrously hypocritical personal life makes frequent headlines – was three-and-a-half months
Acting IRS Chief Resigns
The acting director of the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) resigned his post this week as the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama continued its damage
SC Gas Prices Stay Low
For the second month in a row, gas prices in South Carolina were the nation’s lowest – even though our state’s dirt poor residents continue
A Shield Law? Barack Obama Is Desperate
In what was either terrible timing or an incredibly lame attempt at damage control, the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama advocated this week on
Ted Vick Was “Under The Influence Of A Pebble”
S.C. Rep. Ted Vick (D-Chesterfield) is being defended by fellow lawmaker Todd Rutherford (D-Columbia) as he stares down his latest driving under the influence arrest
Evil Empire
‘The future’s not what it used to be …” A friend of ours uses that line a lot, and it’s applicable in a lot of
Irony, Thou Art SC School Buses
South Carolina runs the nation’s worst K-12 school system – and is the only state in the South that hasn’t authorized some form of private