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Comment on Mass. Bill: Chemo patients would have to collect own waste by Bill Vincenti

Bill Vincenti — Mon, 12 Dec 2011 05:38:23 +0000

Although it’s a concept long over-due, chemo is highly toxic and ends up in water treatment plants and the environment at large. It’s too bad he, like so many politicians these days, is really interested in making a law that insures him windfall profits at the expense of the unfortunate people that will be providing his “bread and butter” so to speak. How about requiring Mullowney to personally receive the hazardous waste at the source and transport it to his processing plant in his personal (not gov’t tax-paid) vehicle?

Comment on The S.C. GOP Vice-Presidential Debate: Wait, I mean Presidential by Tom Baroody

Tom Baroody — Fri, 06 May 2011 21:29:14 +0000

Mitchell, We must be cousins. You may have seen some of my “rants” on FB. I am a staunch conservative BUT that being said unless the two party gang bang is eliminated absolutely NOTHING will change for the better. I detest this shell game with no pea under either shell. Don’t really know who will be next POTUS. It will almost certainly be a member of the laughably corrupt two party gang bang who do nothing but perpetually run for reeelction in order to pass over the coveted “baton of pork” every 4 or eight years. Will go for ANYONE who is not a politician. Tom Baroody speaking from the wilds of West Texas spending YOUR tax dollars fixing up a horribly maintained and even more poorly built mess hall on an AFB that shall remain nameless.

Comment on Breaking The Divide: Changing The GOP Brand by William Thien

William Thien — Thu, 08 Jul 2010 20:34:10 +0000

It seems to me that the pro-life movement is really a subversive segment of the liberal sector designed to divide the female vote away from The Republican Party. It’s a clever socialist/communist ploy, a political trick.

My logic is this. A true conservative would not outlaw abortion as pregnant women having children out of wedlock and unable to afford to birth and raise the child will have to fall back on public assistance. That means more government and more taxes. And no true conservative would go for that.

William Thien
http://williamthien.wordpress.com/2010/06/22/abortion-and-the-true-conservative/

Comment on The Race for S.C. Attorney General: Who Will Put the Joker Away? by David

David — Tue, 08 Jun 2010 00:40:41 +0000

Wow…hard to understand this writer’s immediate dismisal of Bolchoz as a potential winner. He might not be winning the Hollywood showboat points, but that is exactly why I did not like McMaster. We need someone in the AG office who is going to seriously address the corruption in SC or all other elections will be for nothing. Bolchez has both the experience and character, but more than anything I think he has the guts and the backbone. I think he will not hesitate to dive in to the serious problems that other AGs walk around.

Comment on S.C. First District Congressional Race: Campbell’s Soup v.s. Scott Paper Towels by The Informer

The Informer — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 14:34:21 +0000

Mr. Perot,

Have you ever looked at Mr. Scott’s political record? I ask bc it is pretty clear you have not.
Instead of sounding ignorant and comparing Tim to Obama, maybe you should try learning a thing or two about what he has done while in office. Never once voted for tax increase, helped shrink the size of state government and put forth the first bill nullifying ObamaCare in South Carolina. Prosperity without conservative ideals?

It makes perfect sense to compare a person to someone else who holds the same ideals, in this politics. But when you start comparing people because they look or sound similar, it makes you look like a fool. A very ignorant one too.

Comment on S.C. First District Congressional Race: Campbell’s Soup v.s. Scott Paper Towels by Chris Perot

Chris Perot — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 14:17:44 +0000

Couldn’t have said it any better Mitchell.
Remember the last time we allowed a nice sounding, inteligent looking speaker, one with obviously an adjenda without the prosperity of conservative ideals and capitalism to take a major office…hello socialism. Need I say more.

Vote Carroll Campbell, our next Cogressional Congressman for District One.

Comment on S.C. First District Congressional Race: Campbell’s Soup v.s. Scott Paper Towels by The Informer

The Informer — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 14:14:13 +0000

It is quite obvious Mitch doesn’t get it.
First, if you to equate these two to Campbells Soup and Scott Paper Towels, fine let’s dom
We have have mess in Washington, Tim can help clean it up. I can respect someone like Tumpy if he didn’t act like a child.
Secondly, Tim Scott owns an insurance company and is partner in a real estate firm. So to say he isn’t a small business owner is completely false.
What does Mr. Campbell do now, he is principal in a lobbying firm, incidentally is the reason he was fired from the SC Ports Authority.

Make no mistake, Tumpy is the wrong answer. He is NOT is father, VERY far from it!

Comment on S.C. First District Congressional Race: Campbell’s Soup v.s. Scott Paper Towels by politico

politico — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 12:21:59 +0000

So how much did Tump-Tump pay you for this post, Mitch?

Comment on S.C. First District Congressional Race: Campbell’s Soup v.s. Scott Paper Towels by Concerned South Carolinian

Concerned South Carolinian — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 05:48:05 +0000

Somebody gets it!!!

Comment on The Race for S.C. Attorney General: Who Will Put the Joker Away? by Mike

Mike — Sat, 05 Jun 2010 01:52:04 +0000

Bolchoz is the most experienced candidate. Lord has no prosecution experience. Alan is a good kid, he has military experience, I think I will write his name in for Adjutant General.

Bolchoz has served as Chief of Staff to Charlie Condon (during the good Condon years.) He has prosecuted almost 1000 cases. He has business experience. He would be the first Securities Commissioner to actually have a securities license. Unlike Alan he has finished raising his kids so he has time to devote to the job.

In short Bolchoz is the most experienced candidate to ever run for AG.