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S.C. Senator Accused Of Lobbing Drunken Threats At Conservative Radio Host
Jeff Zell also allegedly snapped at fiancée of Lowcountry GOP leader.
Jeff Zell also allegedly snapped at fiancée of Lowcountry GOP leader.
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Cool. This is like a TMZ article. Except nobody cares about the participants or the events.
Joshua Kendrick, BINGO. Sounds just like what it is, a hit piece. I don’t really know Zell but I have seen him at events in Charleston. I don’t think I have seen him drink, much less be drunk.
I do not personally know Corey. But I am very thankful for his devoted public service across the airwaves and social media. He has the courage of a Lion and a heart of gold.
As to frat boys, the ones that come out of Harvard and Take can be the worst of the worst. The last one I had to deal with was a full blown egotistical and foolish narcissistic sociopath.
BOTH exemplify what is wrong in SC politics. Allen starts trouble, maybe just his style. Intentional??? I don’t believe it is. Zell looks like he tries to do what’s right. Then starts praising his Sumter buddy RINO Murrel Smith. One thing for sure these political hacks, actors and politicians are all a strange bunch. No wonder SC politics is so f’ed up.
Right on, Mr. Kendrick! Well done! I got a good laugh . . . !
Anonymous, please! You take a shot at Murrell Smith in a piece that has nothing to do with him? You know Zell is in the senate and Smith is Speaker of the House? So, you just step across the line to take a personal shot. Real credible. Now to your statement about Smith, who is known to be one of the smartest lawyers in SC. Too, he has demonstrated incredible ability to lead a House with individuals beating their own drum with falsehoods: May, Pace, Magnuson, Comer and many others. You know if you are from SC, leadership matters. If you have a point on topic, make it. If you want to slander an intellectually superior attorney and Speaker, keep your damn opinions to yourself.
Accountability and transparency are tantamount to a republic. Own your bad behavior. Apologize. Move on. If you don’t like your bad behavior then refrain from bad public behavior. Problem solved. Next.