Legislative Corruption Rocks College Of Charleston Race
Powerful Palmetto State lawmakers are applying improper pressure on trustees at the College of Charleston (S.C.) in an effort to have the state’s lieutenant governor...
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Taxpayer Funded PC Police: Hard At Work In SC
by FITSNews
So the website Campus Reform has posted a funny video of a “diversity officer” at the College of Charleston (S.C.) giving students hell for standing...
Glenn McConnell Has A Problem …
by FITSNews
S.C. Lt. Governor Glenn McConnell is on a sinking ship … and his lifeboat may no longer be available. While the once-mighty legislative leader continues...
Army Wives Cancelled
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Army Wives – a taxpayer-subsidized drama filmed on location in Charleston, S.C. – has been cancelled by the Lifetime Network. Good riddance … This show...
No “Lifeboats” For Lawmakers
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Reporter Brian Hicks at The (Charleston, S.C.) Post and Courier has an excellent column out this week highlighting the extent to which South Carolina lawmakers...
Palmetto Family Group Targets USC-Upstate
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A socially conservative advocacy group is targeting another South Carolina college for selecting a “required reading” book it deems inappropriate. The Palmetto Family Council –...
Battle For “College Of Knowledge”
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Former S.C. First Lady Jenny Sanford and S.C. Lt. Governor Glenn McConnell (RINO-Charleston) are both actively campaigning for the president’s job at the College of...
Jenny Sanford Wants Government Work
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Former S.C. First Lady Jenny Sanford – a multimillionaire whose family fortune and ostensible free market philosophy helped elevate her husband Mark Sanford’s career –...
Hello, Mrs. Goldfinch
by FITSNews
For those of you who haven’t been following the drama associated with the Charleston School of Law (CSOL), here’s a quick summation: This struggling private...
SC Lawmaker: CSOL Could Be “Absorbed” By State
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A South Carolina lawmaker told alumni of the Charleston School of Law (CSOL) that their private institution could be “absorbed” by state government – possibly...