Friday’s Top Stories
Good Friday morning. It’s a wonderful day to be in South Carolina…for us. Not so much for Rudy Giuliani.
Things aren’t getting much better for Rudy on this taxpayer funded extra-marital affair, affair. It’s the top story in most papers and on most television networks, forcing Rudy to play defense. Unfortunately for him his schedule has him coming to South Carolina today, were taxpayer marital affairs go over about as well as cocaine using State Treasurers. Here are a few articles:
Lots of folks are pissed about the Clinton supporter asking a question during the YouTube debate. Click here and here.
People are really talking about the negative spat between Rudy and Mitt during the debate. Click here. And click here for article on “sanctuary city” fight.
Everyone is still talking about Mike Huckabee’s momentum and his climb in Iowa. But most of Huckabee’s buzz comes from the Chuck Norris endorsement. Click here.
Our gut tells us that Huckabee’s momentum will stall when folks start learning about his record on immigration. Click here.
Mitt Romney is getting slammed by a gay rights group. Click here.
Back here in SC, Ron Paul is dropping a lot of mail. Click here.
And immigration is all the “frenzy.” Click here.
In SC state politics, Will Folks says that the Governor is about to be investigated for funneling taxpayer dollars to a 3rd party political attack group. Click here.
Our homie Shane Massey was sworn in yesterday to become SC’s youngest State Senator. Click here.
Jay W Ragley is heading back to the SCGOP to help lead Republicans through the 2008 Presidential Primary and election cycle when all State House and State Senate seats are up for grabs. Click here.
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December 1st, 2007 at 3:00 am
I’d love to sneak into the head of a GOP voter when they’re thinking about Huckabee.
“He’s the most conservative person in the race. But he likes the brown people! I can’t decide!”
I know that the people you fund this blog are coloring its analysis, but a lot of us neutrals out there saw the Huckabee thing coming for quite some time.
According to a poll released today, he’s in a statistical tie for first in South Carolina, and combined with the Rasmussen Iowa poll, that’s saying something.