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The only prosecutor running for Attorney General is Alan Wilson. Alan is a combat veteran. Proud husband and father. Former Assistant Attorney General. Endorsed by a majority of sheriffs and the Fraternal Order of Police. Alan Wilson – the only candidate who’s put criminals behind bars. The only one we can trust to stand up to Barack Obama – and fight for the repeal Obamacare.

“Ard’s pragmatism best suited for lieutenant governor” Last year, South Carolina got an unfortunate reminder of the one reason we elect a lieutenant governor. It was more unfortunate still because the purpose of the office was defeated by the occupant: One of the primary reasons Gov. Mark Sanford was able to hold onto his job after his Argentine vacation was concern over what would happen if he resigned or was forced out. Although we were still months away from the “don’t feed strays” episode that would propel Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer to national infamy, South Carolinians already were familiar with

“He has the background and the vision to serve South Carolina well” Wilson is running to be the top prosecutor in the state, and he has prosecutorial experience. He has served as assistant solicitor in Lexington County and as assistant attorney general. He also has some excellent leadership experience. He is a major in the S.C. National Guard who led men in combat in Iraq in 2007. Those qualities are likely to combine to make Wilson an effective attorney general. And he has worthwhile plans for the office. Wilson is correct in pointing out that state and federal authorities have

By Jay W. Ragley, Campaign Manager for Mick Zais This week, Speaking Frankly focuses on the record of fiscal mismanagement by the liberal Democratic nominee for South Carolina State Superintendent of Education. Family budgets are being squeezed across the country and especially in South Carolina. In tough economic times, families watch every cent so that none of it is wasted. Everyone wants their government to run the same way: watch every penny, make sure none of it is wasted on fraud and that the taxpayers are protected. As he says at every available opportunity because he loves Washington, Mick’s opponent

Dear Friends, As November 2nd draws near, your SC House Republican Caucus has moved into high gear getting our Conservative Reform message out to the Voters. Just last week, we announced our “Drive For 75” Election goal and unveiled our Legislative Reform Agenda for the election (click here to see our Reform Agenda).  With your help, we will achieve our Drive For 75 goal of electing our largest-ever conservative majority in the SC House of Representatives, and we are honored to have the support of the our own leader of national conservative reform, Senator Jim DeMint: “Every day in Washington,

Washington (CNN) – A CNN Poll of Polls compiled and released Tuesday indicates that 48 percent of likely voters would choose a Republican candidate for Congress if the election were held today, and 41 percent of likely voters say they would vote for a Democrat. Fourteen days before the election, Republicans continue to lead Democrats when voters are asked whom they would choose in a congressional contest. The Republican margin has increased one percentage point since the last CNN Poll of Polls, which was compiled and released last Friday. This newest edition of the CNN Poll of Polls is an

Know the Statewide Amendments on November 2 Ballot You’ve seen the ads. You’ve received the mail. You’ve probably even been bothered during dinner with the phone calls. A big Election Day is right around the corner. This is one of the most important elections in recent history. Conservatives have a chance to take back Congress and we have the opportunity to elect a true reformer as our next Governor.  But those aren’t the only items on the November 2nd ballot. There are four very important statewide ballot referendums that you need to know about. Amendment 1: Must Article I of

US Senator Lindsey Graham appeared on Face the Nation for a panel discussion on the economy, Obamacare, and the politics of the mid-term elections.