Three New "First In The South" Polls Show Donald Trump Up Big
GOP FRONTRUNNER MAINTAINS “YUGE” LEAD IN EARLY-VOTING SOUTH CAROLINA A rocky debate performance and a steady onslaught of negative attacks coming from his rivals –...
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Another "Republican" Poll In South Carolina Draws Scrutiny
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PRO-JEB BUSH SURVEY BLASTED Earlier this week, a poll released by the S.C. House “Republican” Caucus raised eyebrows regarding the positioning of the third- and...
Closed Captioning: "F*ck Old John Kasich"
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THAT’S A BIT HARSH … Ohio governor John Kasich – a.k.a. “Medicaid Jesus” – is making a push for relevance in early-voting South Carolina, hoping to...
Palmetto Poll Drought Over!
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DONALD TRUMP ENJOYS BIG LEAD … CRUZ, RUBIO BATTLE FOR SECOND PLACE Billionaire businessman Donald Trump remains the overwhelming “First in the South” favorite, according...
John Kasich Launches New Ads In South Carolina
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ESTABLISHMENT “REPUBLICAN” LOOKS TO CLIMB INTO “FIRST IN THE SOUTH” CONVERSATION “Medicaid Jesus” is rising … on the Palmetto State airwaves. Ohio governor John Kasich...
Ted Cruz's Manchurian Voters
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A POLITICAL TWILIGHT ZONE? While GOP presidential frontrunner Donald Trump has ridden a wave of populist angst to his lofty position in the polls, the No. 2...
Ted Cruz: Suddenly Centrist?
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IT’S SURE STARTING TO SOUND THAT WAY … On the surface, U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas had a very effective first visit to early-voting...
Are Ted Cruz Backers Up To "Iowa-Style" Tricks In SC?
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“WRONG ELECTION DAY” ALLEGATIONS HIT PALMETTO STATE RACE U.S. Senator Ted Cruz of Texas emerged victorious ten days ago in early-voting Iowa … although in the...
Ted Cruz Courting Nikki Haley Nod
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WILL “FIRST IN THE SOUTH” GOVERNOR PLAY BALL? His may be one of the “angry voices” she criticized last month, but S.C. governor Nikki Haley‘s...
"First In The South" By The Numbers
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HOW MANY WILL VOTE? AND WHERE? We’ve written previously on the Palmetto State’s “First in the South” electorate – at least what we learned about...