Then me must vow to investigate and prosecute in the Court of General Sessions even present and former Circuit Court, Family Court and Magistrate court judges, too.
David would absolutely root out corruption, he tried to once and was stymied by the current AG. I have researched several other high profile cases he worked on. One in particular was the former chief of police in Greenville, Ken Miller, who was appointed by a majority democrat city council. Please google Miller and read the thorough analysis he provided that led to the resignation of Miller. He absolutely doesn’t see political parties when he attacks corruption. Why do you think he was blocked by Graham and Clyburn when he was floated as US Attorney.
CongareeCatfish Top fanFebruary 6, 2026 at 8:59 am
I would be OK with Pascoe as AG, but I think I prefer Stumbo, who has more of a serious, head-down-in-the-trenches demeanor and track record. He just quietly gets things done- aggressively but fairly- and meticulously follows the law. I feel like Pascoe is gonna be a bit too much of a grand stander and looking to have lots of overblown verbal battles that get in the headlines but don’t really amount to much. But I do think he’s honest, hard- working, and ethical.
Is it just grandstanding February 6, 2026 at 10:30 am
Then he better investigate every bill. Because the point being made is that this is commonplace with special interest groups. If there is wrongdoing, by all means root it out. But pull all the roots, not just those of the plants you don’t like.
If he starts on “day one” and continues until all of the current lawyers who bear investigation are investigated, he should be finished sometime in 2132.
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Then me must vow to investigate and prosecute in the Court of General Sessions even present and former Circuit Court, Family Court and Magistrate court judges, too.
In my opinion, he is blowing smoke.
Probably should bring in the FBI for “Lost Trust” 2.0. Waaaaayyyyy overdue
David would absolutely root out corruption, he tried to once and was stymied by the current AG. I have researched several other high profile cases he worked on. One in particular was the former chief of police in Greenville, Ken Miller, who was appointed by a majority democrat city council. Please google Miller and read the thorough analysis he provided that led to the resignation of Miller. He absolutely doesn’t see political parties when he attacks corruption. Why do you think he was blocked by Graham and Clyburn when he was floated as US Attorney.
I would be OK with Pascoe as AG, but I think I prefer Stumbo, who has more of a serious, head-down-in-the-trenches demeanor and track record. He just quietly gets things done- aggressively but fairly- and meticulously follows the law. I feel like Pascoe is gonna be a bit too much of a grand stander and looking to have lots of overblown verbal battles that get in the headlines but don’t really amount to much. But I do think he’s honest, hard- working, and ethical.
Then he better investigate every bill. Because the point being made is that this is commonplace with special interest groups. If there is wrongdoing, by all means root it out. But pull all the roots, not just those of the plants you don’t like.
If he starts on “day one” and continues until all of the current lawyers who bear investigation are investigated, he should be finished sometime in 2132.