Congressmen react to North Korea nuclear test claim
Democratic Congressman Jim Clyburn urged Bush to stop posturing and appoint a DPRK envoy while GOP Rep. Gresham Barrett backed firm U. S. action. Robuster reactions from Rep. Bob Inglis and Sen. Lindsey Graham supported immediate Security Council response and sanctions. Rep. John Spratt urged arms embargoes and global secure measures.
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Secretary of State candidates clash over office future in debate
In Columbia, incumbent Republican Mark Hammond argued for a second term to finish modernizing the office for business needs outside hours while challenger Cheryl Footman proposed using TV production skills to expand the office for local business advertising networks. Footman criticized the office as heavy handed and Hammonds said the office upholds the law and enforces proper filings within 15 days.
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