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Here at the South Carolina Republican Party we are continuing our technology upgrades by offering a text message alert system. By signing up for the text message service you will receive updates straight to your phone.

We have been encouraging all of you to join Twitter to stay in touch with all of us here at Party headquarters. But, as many of you know, Twitter can be used to follow just about anyone. So, we have created a complete list of all Republican elected officials that are active on Twitter. The new page can be found just below the “Contact” button at the top of this page.

We just received this email and video message from Senator DeMint and wanted to share it with you.

We’ve been having a great time ramping up our online presence over the past few weeks. In this quick video, Wesley tells us about our new activity on Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. And as you can see, Wesley is very excited about Mr. Roger Milliken’s new fundraising match that will enable us to build a state-of-the-art media room…allowing for more than just a Starbucks pyramid background.

Yesterday, there was a press conference held at the SCGOP headquarters announcing Mr. Roger Milliken’s generous contribution to the Party. Here are four great articles describing the entire event.

During our press conference yesterday many people wanted to thank Mr. Roger Milliken for his continued support of our Party. This is a short video showcasing some of our friends as they express their gratitude for the great things Mr. Milliken has done for the South Carolina Republican Party.

Columbia, SC – Upstate textile and manufacturing magnate Roger Milliken and SC Republican Party Chairman Karen Floyd will be in Columbia on Monday (September 28, 2009) to make a major fundraising announcement at the SC GOP Headquarters (1913 Marion Street, Columbia). GOP officials – including Speaker Bobby Harrell, Congressman Joe Wilson, and others – and party activists will be on hand for the announcement, which will also relate to the Party’s efforts to be good stewards of the environment.

We ran into our National Committeeman, Glenn McCall, after the “First in the State” Debate, and he was kind enough to let us share his reaction with all of you. Be sure to check back next week for more crowd reactions and footage from the Gubernatorial Debate next week.

The SCGOP’s Communications Director, Joel Sawyer, gives us his analysis of the “First in The State” Gubernatorial Debate held on September 22, in Newberry. The debate was hosted by the Newberry and Laurens County Republican Parties.

BY LINDSEY GRAHAM During August I spent 16 days traveling through lands where the horrific attacks of September 11 were planned and other strategically important Middle Eastern countries. It was a stark reminder of how long we have been fighting violent terrorists and how important it is we not give up.