McCain cites mistakes in Iraq War during Columbia visit
Senator John McCain tells a Columbia audience at the South Carolina State Museum that mistakes were made in Iraq including troop levels and planning. He warns a deadline for withdrawal would spark chaos while noting errors in other wars but defends his stance amid 2008 primary attention.
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Guardsmen Return From Iraq with Lexington Officials
Gov Mark Sanford Adjutant General Stan Spears and Lexington and Saluda deputies plan a Friday ceremony to welcome 120 members of the South Carolina National Guard unit from Iraq. The 12nd Engineer Company based in Saluda demobilized at Fort Stewart Georgia after combat support duties. Col Pete Brooks notes Sanford met the troops during a June Iraq visit. A Lexington man charged with drunken boating wreck on Lake Murray is indicted for reckless homicide along with DUI, per Richland County grand jury filings.
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South Carolina parties raise cash for voter turnout efforts
Democrats trail Republicans in state funds as the two parties prepare last-minute get-out-the-vote drives for the November elections. Federal accounts favor Republicans with about 195k to 24k for Democrats, while state funds show Democrats at 98k and Republicans at 71k. Both sides expect to spend hundreds of thousands on mailings and calls to mobilize voters, with the GOP already launching a near 200k outreach push and Democrats vowing a robust, homegrown effort.
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