SC Voting Debacle: Quantified
Voting lines in South Carolina were among the longest in the nation in 2012, according to a nationwide survey conducted by The New York Times.
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So Todd Kincannon Tweeted Something …
Former S.C. Republican Party attorney Todd Kincannon has landed smack dab in the middle of another Twitter controversy – this one involving an allegedly racist
The Littlest Digger’s “Concrete Corruption” Expands
Last week this website broke the story of powerful S.C. Senate Finance Chairman Hugh Leatherman’s secretive “concrete connection” – a.k.a. his undisclosed co-ownership of a
School Choice: A Tongue-In-Cheek Reality Check
By Nancy Yates || Only a liberal or “Republican in Name Only” would introduce a school choice bill favoring the poor over the rich, right? After
John Kuhn And Those “Forward, Bold, Mature” 15-Year-Olds
Does former S.C. Sen. John Kuhn (RINO-Charleston) still believe today’s 15-year-olds can be “pretty forward, pretty bold, and pretty mature?” Those were his views in
Jim DeMint Announces Formation Of New SC Think Tank
Columbia, SC – Today, former U.S. Senator and Heritage Foundation President-elect Jim DeMint announced the launch of the Palmetto Policy Forum, an independent, South Carolina-based
North Korea Is Feeling Froggy Again
The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea – a.k.a. North Korea – has decided to commemorate its latest nuclear weapons test by releasing a video showing
Illegal Contributions Flowing On SC State House Grounds
S.C. Rep. Alan Clemmons (RINO-Myrtle Beach) has been accused of handing out checks from his political action committee to several of his colleagues in the
House Of Kate
There’s no shortage of things to like about Netflix’s new original series House of Cards, but so far our favorite part of the new show