Explaining South Carolina Its Complex Political Tapestry
Camden South Carolina profile outlines three distinct regions Upcountry Midlands and Lowcountry plus Charleston as a separate entity. It notes Democratic leanings in port cities and rural traditions shaping voting history and attitudes toward elites and outsiders. The piece frames voters as anti-establishment and pragmatic, with a populist leaning toward candidates like Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders, depending on context.
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Parker explores South Carolina politics and race in 2016
Kathleen Parker weighs anti-secessionist sentiment and a crowded field in South Carolina. She notes Sanders appeals to some black voters while Clinton lags at times, citing reactions from Crawford and Ferillo as signs the Clinton machine may be aging. The piece hints at potential upsets if Sanders engages like Obama did in 2007 08.
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Guidelines for Letters to the Editor Ahead of March 15 Primary
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor for the March 15 primary. Submissions must be 250 words or fewer with signature, full address, and phone number for verification. Deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, March 4. Submissions by mail fax or email.
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Sanders Clinton oppose Citizens United over First Amendment
Sanders and Clinton call for amending the First Amendment to allow government regulation of political speech to pursue social justice. The piece contrasts their stance with the Court's Citizens United ruling and cites scholars on corporate personhood and free speech rights for corporations. It questions progressive aims to expand regulatory reach into speech and emphasizes liberal distrust of concentrated political influence.
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Harvard Law School
Warren
Harvard
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National Affairs Quarterly
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Omaha
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Janice Rogers Brown
U.S. Court of Appeals
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Rob Lowe tweets spark after Super Bowl 50
The piece argues Lowe’s postgame jab at Cam Newton was fair commentary on handling defeat. It recalls public figures clashing with media, notes Newton’s reaction, and suggests athletes’ conduct, not just wins, shapes role models for kids.
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Almanac highlights for February 15 2016
Birthday lists honor Galileo Galilei Susan B Anthony Ernest Shackleton Harold Arlen Jane Seymour Matt Groening and others The Daytona 500 in 1998 marked Dale Earnhardt Sr first victory After 19 losses The Simpsons long running series note and Susan B Anthony quote Also listed are the 12750 miles of NYC sidewalks and the first quarter moon for Feb 15
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Ernest Shackleton
Harold Arlen
Jane Seymour
Matt Groening
Chris Farley
Jaromir Jagr
Amber Riley
Zachary Gordon
Dale Earnhardt Sr
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