Democrat Mulls Challenge To Mulvaney
Former S.C. Rep. Boyd Brown (D-Fairfield) is considering running against U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-You must Subscribe or log in to read the rest of this content.
Former S.C. Rep. Boyd Brown (D-Fairfield) is considering running against U.S. Rep. Mick Mulvaney (R-
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Mulvaney is slightly more tolerable than some of the other goobers like Duncan and Gowdy. Still, I’m open for alternatives.
Well, good luck with that. A Democrat running in any race but Clyburn’s district is nothing more than a complete waste of time.
Wrong. You don’t know the 5th District if that’s what you think.
Lots of niggra’s there?
The first bill Brown proposes if elected:
Government subsidized all you can eat buffets.
Just what we need–a representative who is a bigger prick than Mulvaney. Brown is a grade-A a__hole. He is good for an insulting sound bite, but he has the IQ of gnat. Truly a tool for his political party and lacking any substance. By the way he and his family have been representing Fairfield County for decades and we can see how well that has worked out for the citizens there. No jobs and a crappy education system–don’t think that will be his political tag-line.
Brown’s dad has had a role in FF for a long time, true. However, he’s only one of about & who have tried “running” things. He’s been the best, but can’t do it on his own.
It will be fun watching the little porker get sliced and diced.
Thank God!
Somebody with some common sense might run against that wacko: Mulvaney.
SC desperately needs some Democratic competition in this State.
At least it would give some of the moderate GOP followers some leverage in their candidate selections.
Now, if we could get rid of some more of those worthless freshman Teabag idiots we sent to Congress.
I would vote for Boyd if he had bought me that bourbon at Midtown in Charleston.
“Brown chose not to seek another term, so he could finish law school” — The State
However, the law school did not invite him back for another year
By all accounts, Mulvaney is doing a fine job. That said, politicians will ruin, like a gallon of milk, when kept around too long. Come back in about eight years and we’ll talk. For now, Mick seems to be doing just fine.
Whose reports would those be? He is a typical Tea-nut. He has done nothing since he was elected except embarrass the state. Mick is a first class taker. He loves his $172,000 a year government pay, his government retirement, and his government health care. He just needs to keep any more pigs away from the trough. You do that by cutting everyone else’s benefits except your own.