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SCGOP Cash Problem Persists

Two months ago we noted the S.C. Republican Party (SCGOP) was facing a serious cash shortage compared to the S.C. Democratic Party. According to the latest federal filings, that problem persists. The SCGOP currently has just $11,000 in cash on hand according to its July filing with the Federal Election…

Two months ago we noted the S.C. Republican Party (SCGOP) was facing a serious cash shortage compared to the S.C. Democratic Party. According to the latest federal filings, that problem persists.

The SCGOP currently has just $11,000 in cash on hand according to its July filing with the Federal Election Commission (FEC). By contrast, the S.C. Democratic Party has a whopping $169,000 in cash on hand.

That’s quite a gap … and it grows even larger when the two party’s state accounts are factored into the mix.

The SCGOP’s state account has a little under $24,000 – compared to $85,000 for the SCDP. That puts the total tally at $35,000 for the SCGOP and $254,000 for the Democrats.

Yikes …

Obviously both parties are ideologically bankrupt as far as we’re concerned, but it is curious to see the party of “fiscal conservatism” in such dire straits financially.

 

 

 

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10 comments

junior justice August 24, 2013 at 7:17 pm

This may just be a trap set up by the SCGOP. Wait until all of that money buried under the flower beds starts to roll in. DEMs – beware, because you may get suckered in…….trust no one.

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Frank Pytel August 25, 2013 at 7:50 am

The only thing I find agreeable would be the last part of your statement. I know I would not applaud either party. Rebublicrats and Demlicans. Two sides of the same coin.

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shifty henry August 26, 2013 at 4:43 pm

Frank, I think you have that “coin” buried under your tomato plants.

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Jersey August 24, 2013 at 8:10 pm

The state GOP spent $200,000 getting Sanford elected. It’s nice to have money in the bank, but the point is winning elections. And the Democrats aren’t winning anything in South Carolina.

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John Boy August 25, 2013 at 11:50 am

The Republicans are certainly winning the war against sanity.

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bob sacamanto August 26, 2013 at 9:48 am

Exactly.

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Guest August 25, 2013 at 8:33 pm

Didn’t have this problem when K-Flo was in charge.

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bob sacamanto August 26, 2013 at 9:49 am

Somebody obviously doesn’t know the details of K-Flo’s time in charge…

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Philip Branton August 26, 2013 at 3:18 pm

Ya know……….Wil Folks must not be the brains behind this website….its got to be his wife. He has all this fluff on USC and Clowney and the Tigers but yet fails to educate his readers concerning the topic found in this article..

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/26/sports/at-louisville-an-athletic-boom-made-for-and-by-tv.html?hp

How stupid is Wil Folks…?

How would you like to see that POLL question on this website..!?

He has the gall to put this article up on his website and he fails to tell his readers why the SC GOP checkbook is so low..? Does he not realize that the SC GOP is spending everything they can get their hands on to keep this economy going while giving the Democrats a kiss for stashing their loot away like it is some badge of honor..? Heck, maybe Wil is looking for the Democrats to spend some of that 169K on advertising on this webpage and he is pulling a Rainbow Push tactic to give a donor “presser”..?

The only cash problem our so-called SC GOP has in our state is a 900 Million winking problem at BOEING..!!!

Geez…!

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EJB August 26, 2013 at 3:39 pm

Point 1) I’m a little confused, you are talking about two different accounts of the SCGOP, one of which is a “state” account, what is the other.

Point 2) Wasn’t the SCGOP, this past spring, $325,000± in the red and now they are $35,000± in the black, that looks like a $350,000+ turn around, not too shabby (unless I’m missing something).

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