Comments on: South Carolina Democrats Fail Shamefully

By: Credit Repair

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By: No Confidence: Thoughts on Election 2012 | Ashley Miller

No Confidence: Thoughts on Election 2012 | Ashley Miller — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 20:02:42 +0000

[…] the general election, and he was very upset. I wanted to call and scream because I am going to be given a ballot that says this: House Representative District 02 Joe Wilson […]

By: yeahwRight

yeahwRight — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 23:32:37 +0000

of course, some Democrats and other normal people think that the crazy descent into RepuKKKe hell will stop when there aren’t any jobs left, when people in large numbers start roaming the streets, etc.
Ha ha! If it really comes to that, and it will, South Carolinians will shrug that off, blame Obama, or God. They won’t vote Democrat, no matter what, they’re too stupid.

By: Larry Carter Center (@VoteLarryDis114)

Larry Carter Center (@VoteLarryDis114) — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:03:03 +0000

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By: Larry Carter Center (@VoteLarryDis114)

Larry Carter Center (@VoteLarryDis114) — Wed, 18 Apr 2012 16:59:08 +0000

It does cost over 3 thousand dollars just to file as a Democrat. With new district lines & a 7th Congressional district, I don’t know where Rob Miller lives for a 3rd run. The SC Green Party is likely to have a candidate & with no Democrat, people with a million dollars can come help her or him beat Joe Wilson & do the world a favor… my race is the first in a decade against corrupt Speaker Bobby Harrell in House District 114… UNIONS SAVE LIVES http://www.hireLarryFireBobby.com 843-926-1750 @VoteLarryDis114 our fusion effort may have 4 ballot lines, 2 already official: Democratic Party and Green Party, waiting for Working Families Fusion Party & Independents Party in Greenville

By: Pam Jolley

Pam Jolley — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 19:06:46 +0000

I agree that Rob Miller made a valiant effort. I don’t know why Harpootlian hasn’t found someone to at least run against Wilson, who is an embarrasment to so many of us. Ashley is right on the spot with all of her commentary. It’s nice to know there’s someone who thinks like I do.

By: David Matos

David Matos — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 22:40:23 +0000

@Sarah. The 2010 election was 54% for Joe Wilson, 44% for Rob Miller. The 2008 elections was 54% for Joe Wilson, 46% for Rob Miller. Rob gave it a swing twice and deserves credit for that.

By: Sarah

Sarah — Sun, 08 Apr 2012 17:46:52 +0000

Rob Miller fought hard for this seat in 2008 and 2010. It’s a shame he was not able to defeat Wilson. It may have been too daunting for another candidate to take on the fight, after witnessing how good organization and lots of money (thanks to donations spurred by Wilson’s idiotic outburst) did not result in a Miller victory. And, if I recall, in 2010, it wasn’t even close. By the way, are you related to Rob?

By: David Matos

David Matos — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 01:41:47 +0000

Wilson had his moment to do something for his country and went along with the lemmings who got us into Iraq, costing this nation trillions on top the human cost of the war.

He has killed jobs in South Carolina by supporting free trade agreements in Latin America that devastated our textile industry.

He helps funnel $3 billion in taxpayer money per year to Israel and his staff might as well be on the Israel lobby’s payroll. One quarter of that $3 billion/ year ($750 million per year is a direct cash transfer) from the US taxpayer and economy to Israel. I know a lot of communities here at home that would like to have that money used here…. especially in this economy. And Wilson is so Christian that he supports Israel’s persecution of Palestinian Christians and recognizing Jerusalem as belonging to Israel at their expense.

He is a hardcore militarist who has never seen a military contract he didn’t like and would gladly support budget busting bloated Pentagon spending while slashing social services.

It is indeed disappointing that no Democrat filed to challenge him. Third party candidates might be able to to challenge Wilson, but it would be difficult to defeat him without the Democrat line on the ballot. We have fusion… a decent protest candidate at least?

By: Forwardthinker

Forwardthinker — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 22:41:24 +0000

As a frequent libertarian I am used to being disenfranchised in south Carolina. The two party system in combination with “winner take all” districts means rule of the majority with silence of the minorities. The lack of Viable third parties is troubling enough for Americans who view their country as an ideal democracy and a paragon to be imitated; I cannot believe that even south Carolina is reducing itself to mono- polarity.