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Happy New Year! I hope it is. Who will be elected president this coming November? What will be the status of Ukraine? What will be the news out of the Middle East? How about inflation, or racism, or diversity, or political correctness, or … more
Times and Democrat Dec. 30 S.C. voters can play big role in 2024 races The presidential election year has arrived. South Carolina will again play a pivotal role with Democratic and Republican primaries early in the cycle for both … more
Since 1967, the Freedom of Information Act has provided the public with the right to request access to records from any federal agency. It is often described as the law that keeps citizens in the know about their government. In college, I took at … more
If you are going to vote in the GOP primary, please consider these facts. There are not enough MAGA voters to reelect Trump, so to win he would need to attract independents and swing voters who don't like him very much. Remember the 2022 red wave … more
I was just wondering how any individual that has any self-respect and biblical training could vote for Donald Trump. There are several really good Republican candidates that are not habitual liars, fear mongerers or racists like Trump. Trump cannot … more
I saw this coffee cup in the Dollar store and had to buy it. My granddaughter, Jessica Coleman, works at the Second Chance Animal Shelter in Clarendon County. We love our animals. They become a part of the family. A few years ago a friend of mine … more
Post and Courier Jan. 31 Gates of hell? McMaster's tough-guy attempt is mostly just embarrassing Gov. Henry McMaster is right: South Carolina doesn't need any more unions. You know what else we don't need? We don't need any more of … more
Index-Journal Jan. 18 Hutto proposal has appeal but needs vetting State Sen. Brad Hutto has an interesting proposal, one he made a couple of years ago, too, as a means of luring medical doctors into the Palmetto State's rural areas. … more
In a recent column in your paper, Michael Barone, apparently one of your favorite conservative columnists, stated that Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon were ousted incumbents. Neither of these men was ousted in the way his column uses the … more
Most humanistic settings require a certain posture from the participants. A boxer enters the ring with his fist clenched and somewhere near his chin. A baseball player places a glove on the non-throwing hand and leaves the dominant hand free to … more
One candidate says we must save democracy. The other says we must save America. Winston Churchill saved Great Britain, but I cannot think of any other I would celebrate with such words. Most of us do not think very much of the idea of seeing … more
How long must families wait? It's been nearly two months since the House has passed a bipartisan expansion of the Child Tax Credit and sent it to the Senate. Estimates are that this bill will benefit 16 million children in families with low incomes, … more
Today's devotion is centered on celebrating the blessing of Resurrection Sunday that is coming up this week. My thought is found in Romans 6:8-11, as we see the words contained therein, "But Alive unto God." This passage reads like this, "Now if we … more
I am writing to express my concern and opposition regarding a recent trip made by Clarendon County Deputy Administrator Sharmane Anderson. Ms. Anderson had the opportunity to visit the White House and participate in an interview with First Lady Jill … more
Today's devotion is, "The Hallmark of a False Prophet." My text is Jeremiah 28:15, where we read, "Then said the prophet Jeremiah unto Hananiah the prophet, Hear now, Hananiah; The LORD hath not sent thee; but thou makest this people to trust in a … more
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