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BRACK: S.C. friendship touted in new book isn’t all that unlikely

By Andy Brack, editor and publisher | In 1975, the rock group War released a popular song titled “Why can’t we be friends.” It wasn’t complicated. The title was repeated a lot between various couplets, including this one: “The color of your skin don’t matter to me; As long as we can live in harmony.”

Forty-three years later, two South Carolina Republican members of Congress released a book on friendship that for all intents and purposes reiterates a similar theme.

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COMMENTARY, Brack: S.C. friendship touted in new book isn’t all that unlikely
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