SC Waiver: Just WIC It
S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley has yet to submit her administration’s waiver to the federal government seeking reform of food stamp disbursements within the Palmetto State....
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Vincent Sheheen Launches Book Tour
Rock Hill, SC. – Today, state Sen. Vincent Sheheen kicks off the Palmetto State “Back on Track” tour at Sun City in Rock Hill to...
SC Farmers’ Market: The Saga Continues
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It’s been awhile since we last updated our readers on the Ralph Norman for Lieutenant Governor campaign – a.k.a. Norman’s anti-Semitic blitzkrieg against a proposed...
SC Medicaid Expansion: Death By Degrees
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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley’s record on health care spending is far from perfect. She approved more than $200 million in deficit spending at her S.C....
SCDHEC Slammed For Security Costs
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South Carolina’s Department of Health and Environmental Control (SCDHEC) is catching flak for requesting $1.5 million in the upcoming state budget for cyber security enhancements....
Nikki Haley Hasn’t Requested Food Stamp Waiver
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Two weeks after declaring a “War on Fat,” S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley has yet to follow up on her opening salvo. Haley announced last month...
Nikki Haley’s “Romney Rolodex”
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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley’s campaign finance team for her 2014 reelection bid represents a “Who’s Who” of Palmetto State establishment Republicans, entrenched lobbying interests and...
Nikky Haley Vs. Vincent Sheheen: Still On?
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Conventional wisdom in South Carolina politics holds that State Sen. Vincent Sheheen (D-Camden) will run against incumbent “Republican” Nikki Haley in 2014. And why not?...
Harpootlian: Nikki Haley Back To Full-Time Campaigning
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Columbia – Today Governor Haley announced the Finance Committee for her reelection bid. The South Carolina Democratic Party released this statement from Chair Dick Harpootlian:...
USDA Doesn’t Wanna Talk Food Stamps
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The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) doesn’t want to talk about the food stamp situation in South Carolina … and we can’t say we blame...