Republicans target black voters in South Carolina outreach
The South Carolina Republican Party plans radio ads to engage black voters, about 30 percent of the state's population, aiming to shift support in this election year. Led by Rev. Leslie Lovett, the effort targets clergy and black officials with the GOP platform, while black leaders respond with caution.
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Preservation laws linked to affordable housing debate in Charleston
Charleston council members clash over historic preservation rules. Councilman Kwadjo Campbell argues exemptions could boost affordable homes while maintaining city diversity. Mayor Riley counters higher costs and neighborhood standard concerns. Others urge rehab over demolition and criticize review board restrictions.
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Compulsive eating and life and death health ties
Dwight in Wyoming shares a heartfelt letter about his wife Reba’s fatal obesity and the lifelong battle with compulsive eating. Abby responds on health, support, and forgiveness while urging care and not blaming sufferers. The exchange stresses allergic strain on families, the need for counseling, and the life and death stakes of obesity.
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