Profiles in Politics: Senator Lindsey Graham

– By G. Miller Thompson – On October 22, United States Senator Lindsey Graham sat down with me to discuss his time in Washington and make the case for his reelection as South Carolina’s senior senator.  Graham has served the people of South Carolina in both the SC State and United States House of Representatives.  […]

Movers and Shakers

Letter to the Editor: Dear Editor, Ely, Moore, Worth, Gilloy, Amos, Bess, Thornton, Glenn, Lowish, Shank, Nunamaker, Dowler, Ashcraft, Humphries, Wherry, McMullen, Todd, Blossom, Benton, Browder, Guy, Woods, Klein, Gerrard, Altalo, Benedetto, Snead and Deschaine. Recognize these names? No, It’s not the list of prospective jurors.  These people do have several things in common; one, […]

Term Limits Are the Only Way to Stop the Ruling Elitists

OPINION: By U.S. Senate Primary Candidate Nancy Mace Watching the battle on Capitol Hill last week reminded me once again how desperate we are for real leadership in our nation’s capitol. While many have been willing to assign blame and offer the blow-by-blow details of the left vs. right fight, not too many have pointed […]

Profiles in Politics: Lee Bright

– By G. Miller Thompson – I am excited to bring the second edition of Profiles in Politics this week!  This column continues to feature politicians that represent, or wish to represent, you in state and national government.  Today, I would like to introduce you to Lee Bright, another contender for the GOP nomination for […]

It’s the Economy, Stupid!

OPINION: By G. Miller Thompson – If you have ten dollars in your pocket, you cannot purchase an item that costs twenty dollars.  Seems simple right?  This principle is called living within one’s means, or not spending more than you have.  The idea is not complex, yet has perplexed the minds of many in Washington.  […]

Have No Fear, Government is Here!

OPINION: By G. Miller Thompson – Cue the music from you favorite superhero movie.  It’s a bird; it’s a plane; its….the government?  There is a superhero story you will not be seeing in theaters anytime soon.  I will not go so far as to say that government is actually the villain, but those 800,000 federal […]

What Ever Happened to the Sam Browne Belt?

OPINION: – By E. Mims Mobley, M.D. – Photographers have furnished us with images that record history pictorially since Mathew Brady‘s work during our American Civil War. They have also given us photographic vignettes of daily life here and around the world. Norman Rockwell vividly captured Americana with oils on canvas. One of my Rockwell […]

Profiles in Politics: Richard Cash

– By G. Miller Thompson – The 2014 GOP Primary race for one of South Carolina’s two US Senate seats is shaping up to be quite an interesting one.  The incumbent, Senator Lindsey Graham has upset many South Carolinians including Richard Cash.  In a speech Cash gave to the Pickens County Republicans, he noted “Capitalism, […]

America’s Abortion Epidemic

OPINION:  – By G. Miller Thompson – The Penal Code of the State of California (Section 597) states that “every person who overdrives, overloads, drives when overloaded, overworks, tortures, torments, deprives of necessary sustenance, drink, or shelter, cruelly beats, mutilates, or cruelly kills any animal…and whoever…subjects any animal to the needless suffering, or inflicts unnecessary […]

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