Yearly Archives: 2009
Final: Somebody Got Some ‘Splainin’ To Do
Is this silence a tacit admission that what applies to the governor doesn’t apply to members of the legislature? Is the governor being hunted or is the general assembly being protected? Or both?
Final: Somebody Got Some ‘Splainin’ To Do
Is this silence a tacit admission that what applies to the governor doesn’t apply to members of the legislature? Is the governor being hunted or is the general assembly being protected? Or both?
Quality Over Quantity
I don’t get very many hits on this blog. As Wes Wolfe of the much more popular “Wolfe Report” said about me: “Dude, YOU’RE NOT THAT IMPORTANT.” But in blogging, as in most of life, it’s not always about how
Quality Over Quantity
I don’t get very many hits on this blog. As Wes Wolfe of the much more popular “Wolfe Report” said about me: “Dude, YOU’RE NOT THAT IMPORTANT.” But in blogging, as in most of life, it’s not always about how
Part 4: Pot Meet Kettle
f Senator Knotts or any other legislator is gonna go gunning for Mark Sanford for marginal ethics issues, then they got some reading to do – something about a speck in your brother’s eye…
Part 4: Pot Meet Kettle
f Senator Knotts or any other legislator is gonna go gunning for Mark Sanford for marginal ethics issues, then they got some reading to do – something about a speck in your brother’s eye…
Part 3: $15 For Air Travel?
Clearly, these are unwarranted expenditures whether from campaign monies or per diem stipends. Senator Hayes and the Senate Ethics Committee know this and damn well should know about these specific purchases.
Part 3: $15 For Air Travel?
Clearly, these are unwarranted expenditures whether from campaign monies or per diem stipends. Senator Hayes and the Senate Ethics Committee know this and damn well should know about these specific purchases.
Paper Complicit in Senate Coverup
On the heels of my post earlier this week about a letter from State Senate Ethics Committee Chairman Wes Hayes, The State newspaper today published an article titled “Senators get reminder on ethical spending.” HOORAY for the Fourth Estate, right?
Paper Complicit in Senate Coverup
On the heels of my post earlier this week about a letter from State Senate Ethics Committee Chairman Wes Hayes, The State newspaper today published an article titled “Senators get reminder on ethical spending.” HOORAY for the Fourth Estate, right?
FIRE CHRIS MATTHEWS!
I’m all for freedom of speech, dissenting opinions, the arena of debate, diversity of ideas, etc., and I respect the rights of Americans to voice their thoughts on anything. BUT, when this bag of festering meat refers to the United
FIRE CHRIS MATTHEWS!
I’m all for freedom of speech, dissenting opinions, the arena of debate, diversity of ideas, etc., and I respect the rights of Americans to voice their thoughts on anything. BUT, when this bag of festering meat refers to the United
Part 2: Senators Are Such Sports
State Senators Kent Williams and Darrell Jackson each paid $648 from their campaign-designated monies to buy USC football tickets.
Part 2: Senators Are Such Sports
State Senators Kent Williams and Darrell Jackson each paid $648 from their campaign-designated monies to buy USC football tickets.
34-17
Clemson athletic supporters certainly have the advantage in bragging about the rivalry between the Tigers and South Carolina. So when the Gamecocks thoroughly beat the mythical #18 team in the country Saturday, the usual rejoinder of “Well, once every 7
A Letter Most Curious
The South Carolina Senate Ethics Committee KNOWS that legislators for whom they have oversight are violating the law. And what do they do? They tell them to stop.
A Letter Most Curious
The South Carolina Senate Ethics Committee KNOWS that legislators for whom they have oversight are violating the law. And what do they do? They tell them to stop.
Conference Call Out
Maybe Georgia and South Carolina should play for the ACC title. That game would more likely be a sell-out and would no doubt draw a bigger TV audience.
Conference Call Out
Maybe Georgia and South Carolina should play for the ACC title. That game would more likely be a sell-out and would no doubt draw a bigger TV audience.
