The UK's version of the South Carolina Republican Party has pulled off a nice trick: copping Obama's whole campaign website. [...] 
This was all the GOP had to offer this morning. As Democrats try to expand access to quality health care coverage, House Republicans routinely object.
In what we can only assume will serve as a nice promotional vehicle for her forthcoming autobiography, S.C. First Lady Jenny Sanford has launched a new website.
What’s it called?
JennySanford.com, people.
Creative, right?
The website is noteworthy for its de-emphasis on S.C. Gov. Mark Sanford, the [...]
The U.S. House of Representatives opened controlled debate Saturday on a $1.2 trillion health care bill that includes a controversial public option, funding for abortion and no guarantee that illegal immigrants won’t be among those receiving benefits.
In other words, America stands on the precipice [...]
Starting with its semantically-nonsensical premise, America’s “War on Terror” (-ism) has only been slightly more effective than its “War on Drugs.”
Which is to say it hasn’t been very effective at all.
One big problem? We’ve basically tried to have it both ways – on the one [...]
Iowa congressman Steve King, apparently fearing he is losing place in the House Republican Lunatic Caucus to Michelle Bachmann, has called his own Tea Party Day on Capitol Hill this weekend. [...] 
Hey everyone. We’ve launched a brand new website for JUMP! New Media to chronicle our latest adventures.
This website is much more fun way to showcase some of the cool stuff we’re doing and our thoughts on Internet and campaign strategy. We’ve also launched a new Facebook fan page [...]
It is time once again to round up all the bloggers gracious enough to link to me this week. 
Timber!
South Carolina’s dead tree media (a.k.a. newspaper industry) suffered another blow Friday when its reigning heavyweight – the Charleston Post and Courier – announced that it had shed twenty-three jobs.
The news was broken via perhaps the shortest article ever posted on the paper’s website …
The [...]
“Violations’ was borne out of the story outline for “Night Terrors,’ one of the worst Tng episodes ever. Like ’Night Terrors,” the story center around my least favorite character, Troi, so the episode does not have much going for it.
The political arena is not a place for the thin-skinned or easily offended, though Will Folks and Adam Fogle are trying to overturn that bit of wisdom every day. It can be a rough place, and, at times, a banal place. We know of [...]
If you happen to be like S.C. Wildlife Federation president “Clinch” Heyward and base your entire environmental policy on the current temperature, you might be interested in knowing that the National Weather Service issued freeze warnings for ten South Carolina counties Friday night … and frost [...]
I do not have much profound to say about the Fort Hood massacre other than recognize Kimberly Munley, here with country singer Dierks Bentley, who ended the shooting rampage of Nidal Malik Hasan:Instead, I am going to agree wholeheartedly with the sentiments expressed by Jaded Haven, [...] 
Remember our mantra that trek never does children well? Yesterday’s episode was a step in the right direction. Alexander was and will continue to bea brat, but the emphasis was more on Worf’s growth as a parent. His failures as a father offer explanation for Alexander’s [...] 
The Pecan Festival Hits Flotown This Saturday ....
SC6 Community Calendar.... We have a couple local stories to do this weekend. We'll do the happy news first, and save the bad news for tomorrow. Depending on what time you're reading this, either today [...]
It's nice to see Not Very Bright back in the blogdom, even if he's chosen to set up shop at Wal-Mart. [...] 
Boy Fogle's shilling for Glenn Beck. Did he get a book out of the deal, or other consideration? He doesn't say.' [...] 
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