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FOCUS: Political world to descend this week on South Carolina

Staff reports |  It will seem like you won’t be able to turn a corner this week in Charleston without bumping into a presidential candidate, a staffer, a reporter or a camera crew.  

The political world — with reporters from as far away as Sydney, Australia — will descend upon the Palmetto State in search of the “what’s next” in the horse race of a presidential contest known as the Democratic presidential primary.

The week will start with town halls by CNN, followed by a Tuesday evening Democratic debate aired nationally from the Charleston Gaillard Center to Saturday’s first-in-the-South presidential primary. Republicans elected to not have a primary. But that won’t keep away GOP President Donald Trump, who will have a rally Friday in North Charleston in what some critics see as part political-stalking, part-voter intimidation and part-spurring of members of his party to interfere with the Saturday election.

by · 02/23/2020 · Comments are Disabled · Focus, Good news
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BRACK: Don’t count out Uncle Joe, South Carolina

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher  |  With all of the confusion after the Iowa Democratic presidential caucuses and creeping nastiness seeming to shape the party’s New Hampshire primary, look for South Carolina to come to the rescue to former Vice President Joe Biden’s campaign.

by · 02/10/2020 · Comments are Disabled · Andy Brack, Views
2/10, FULL ISSUE: On identity theft, Uncle Joe, more

2/10, FULL ISSUE: On identity theft, Uncle Joe, more

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