By: JOHN SWEENEY | SCNow Published: January 19, 2012 Republicans have touted this year’s presidential primary as one of the most important in the party’s history Democratic leaders say they will let the GOP have their moment without disruption, even though state voting rules … Continue reading
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Even with a forecast of mild weather and the spotlight of national interest, political experts say they aren’t expecting a record turnout in Saturday’s South CarolinaGOP primary. “I’d be shocked” if the turnout is high, said Danielle Vinson, a Furman … Continue reading
President Obama’s super PAC is far from super, and that has some of his aides worried. Priorities USA Action has raised only about $5 million through the first half of last year, far less than the $12 million raised by … Continue reading
Obama’s not-so-super PACBy: Glenn Thrush and Kenneth P. VogelJanuary 18, 2012 04:29 AM EST Last spring, Sean Sweeney — a co-founder of Priorities USA Action, Barack Obama’s not-so-super super PAC — rode an elevator up to a donor’s office atop a … Continue reading
January 11, 2012 By Tom Hayes Now that New Hampshire is in the rearview mirror, it’s full steam ahead to the South Carolina GOP Presidential Primary. Fresh off wins in Iowa and New Hampshire, Mitt Romney is now seeking the knockout blow. … Continue reading
By Steve HendrixWashington Post Posted: Thursday, Jan. 12, 2012 COLUMBIA With the New Hampshire primary over, it’s time for South Carolina to brace for the whispers. Voters and political operatives alike are girding for the kind of viral innuendo … Continue reading
By Samuel P. Jacobs COLUMBIA, South Carolina–In South Carolina, the governor’s mansion is on the grounds of a former arsenal that was burned down by the Union army during the Civil War. These days, that attack in the 1860s seems … Continue reading
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By Jim Angle Published December 28, 2011 FoxNews.com A simple question divides the two parties on the process of this election — should voters have to show a picture ID to cast a ballot? Republicans say requiring photo identification at the polls is … Continue reading
By MEG KINNARD – Associated Press By MEG KINNARD COLUMBIA, S.C. — State employees shouldn’t have to answer the phone with Gov. Nikki Haley’s required cheery greeting, “It’s a great day in South Carolina,” until it truly is, according to … Continue reading
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