Unions Are Good; Business Is Bad
April 21st, 2011
By Dan Miller Thus spake the Obama Administration. The Boeing [Aircraft] Company, having experienced a number of disruptive strikes at its assembly plant in the Puget Sound area, decided to open a new, non-union facility in South Carolina rather than a new unionized facility at Puget Sound. Boeing had made its intentions known to the […]
Articles written by Dan Miller
Tags: 787, assembly plant, Boeing, NLRB, Seattle, South Carolina, strikes, unions
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Why I Left California
November 8th, 2010
By Nancy Morgan After living in California for 33 years, I finally decided to leave. I sold my business and my home and relocated to South Carolina. I moved to California when I was 17. Like most of my fellow residents, I was busy living my life. I gave very little thought to politics, assuming […]
Articles written by Nancy Morgan
Tags: California, conservative, education, liberal bias, press, South Carolina, taxes
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Murrells Inlet – God’s Little Secret
August 23rd, 2010
By Nancy Morgan Fifteen miles south of America’s most popular golfing destination is a little village time seems to have forgotten. Murrells Inlet. Where people are the way they’re supposed to be. I relocated to Murrells Inlet seven years ago from Los Angeles. I was looking for peace, contentment and a place where the government […]
Articles written by Nancy Morgan
Tags: beach, coast, culture, dining, Murrells Inlet, South Carolina, tourism
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Affair of the Missing Governor
June 24th, 2009
I know, I know — everybody has something to say about the five-day disappearance of South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford. It’s all over the media, and blog writers of right and left, pro and con, are salivating. Chris Cillizza has a review of the situation at The Fix in The Washington Post. Sanford, probably a Republican presidential contender […]
Articles written by Tom Carter
Tags: governor, Mark Sanford, South Carolina
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