Nikki Haley’s Transportation Chief Resigns
The director of S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley’s embattled Department of Transportation has resigned … but not because his agency was (is) an unmitigated disaster. Or...
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Charleston’s Iced Bridges Have Locals Steaming Mad
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NIKKI HALEY’S TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT BEARS BRUNT OF BLAME Frozen bridges in and around Charleston, S.C. have local residents – and their kneejerk elected officials –...
SCDOT Chief: Lawmakers Are Being “Emotional”
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The S.C. Department of Transportation (SCDOT) is one of several state agencies run completely into the ground under the “leadership” of S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley....
Bobby Harrell To Push Highway Boondoggle
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Big government, anti-free market crony capitalist Bobby Harrell – arguably the most powerful politician in the state of South Carolina – will pressure members of...
SC Lawmaker Posts I-73 Selfie
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Because America obviously has limitless money to print/ borrow/ spend … Washington wisdom dictates we should continue to build roads we don’t need. Genius, right?...
Pushback Against Greenville SC Tax Hike
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Richland County, S.C. isn’t the only local government in the Palmetto State pushing a tax hike in this off-year (read: low participation) November election. In...
SC Highway Funding: Lots Of Liability
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Recently we decided to peruse the official 2013 statement of the S.C. State Transportation Infrastructure Bank (STIB). Why? Because we’re dorks, that’s why. Anyway, a...
When Does Nikki Haley Not Hate Barack Obama?
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Like this website’s founding editor, S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley loves to rail on U.S. President Barack Obama … well, right up to the point she...
About That Highway Borrowing Bill …
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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley has given the state of South Carolina a powerful incentive to abuse its eminent domain powers under a massive borrowing bill...
SC Borrows Millions For Roads
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South Carolina politicians are not allowed to run deficits. But they are allowed to borrow untold sums of money that taxpayers are obligated to pay...