• April 24

Democrats Get Nasty in South Carolina

Just in case you didn’t see this attack coming 120 miles away (the distance from Columbia to Gaffney) I thought I’d bring it to your attention. The South Carolina Democrats are playing hard and slamming Republican State House candidate Steve Moss for being a banker.

So let’s get this straight. Democratic President Barack Obama and his extreme liberal allies in Congress force a ridiculous corporate welfare program on America’s taxpayers while putting the children I don’t even have yet more in debt to China.  Then they go and slap a good man like Steve Moss for his supposed ties to a bank that accepted federal assistance.

Does anyone else smell BS?
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  1. Mattheus Mei April 24th

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    Ummm…. TARP, the program in question, was started under Bush.


  2. bobby April 24th

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    check this out and see who the real sleaze ball in the race is, issuing bad checks, betraying a business partner?

    http://www.gaffneyledger.com/news/2007/0430/front_page/003.html
    http://www.gaffneyledger.com/news/2007/0502/front_page/004.html

    “…[Tim] Spencer has been issuing bad checks in the name of their business Carolina Collision and has been engaging in fraudulent activity.”

    “…[Tim Spencer] has issued 88 bad checks…


  3. Donny April 24th

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    That’s what you have to do when your candidate writes 88 bad checks: http://www.gaffneyledger.com/news/2007/0502/front_page/004.html


  4. Adam Piper April 24th

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    TARP was supported by OBAMA and DEMOCRATS was it not?


  5. Joe St. John April 25th

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    Yeah these slaughter pieces will come back to bite the Democrats because Character counts. We will win this race, in Cherokee County and the trash politics the Dems have played will come back to bite them


  6. Jonathon Hill April 25th

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    Some “good ‘ol boy” republicans have rallyed behind Barrett… but do you not think that Dems will use the opportunity if he makes it out of the primary to say that he isn’t what he said he is?

    I appreciate his 99% conservative voting record, but is it too much to ask to be consistent on a free-market approach to our economic problems, especially in light of the example of DeMint and Sanford?


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