A note for the state's history teachers and buffs among us: Brad Warthen exhumed the memory of Narciso G. Gonzales, co-founder of The State, on his blog today. Warthen has a modern-day anecdote to share, but the example of Gonzales is a powerful one about political power in its own right. After all, how many lieutenant governors of South Carolina have pre-meditatedly murdered an editor of The
Showing posts with label Brad Warthen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brad Warthen. Show all posts
Friday, January 20, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
Haley proposes elimination of arts funding, again
Posted on 3:22 PM by Unknown
I missed this entirely but Brad Warthen didn't:Based on the emails I get, one of the best-organized lobbies in South Carolina is the one that promotes the arts. Of course, they need to be if their favored programs are to survive, since it appears that each year that Nikki Haley is governor is going to be a battle for existence for the state Arts Commission and related recipients of state
Thursday, June 16, 2011
Rainey: Haley "most corrupt person to occupy the Mansion"
Posted on 11:13 AM by Unknown
The immediate past chairman of South Carolina's Board of Economic Advisors, John Rainey, issued a scathing indictment of Governor Nikki Haley to a national magazine this week, declaring that Haley is "the most corrupt person to occupy the governor’s mansion since Reconstruction."
Rainey is no lightweight; he is "a longtime Republican fundraiser and power broker who chaired the state’s Board of
Rainey is no lightweight; he is "a longtime Republican fundraiser and power broker who chaired the state’s Board of
Posted in Brad Warthen, Chad Waldorf, Corey Hutchens, Darla Moore, John Rainey, Nikki Haley, The Nation
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