Comments on: SA Radio – Republicans, Good and Bad

By: jj

jj — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 14:28:02 +0000

Not but ONE elected fat cat took SC voice to Washington. 85 percent of SC said NO to Wall St. Bail out and only Jim DeMint voted against it.

Bob Conley got my vote today over Lindsay Graham.

Lindsay Graham is having too much fun for himself traveling around the world to care what SC wants or needs. He even voted on an absentee ballot for the General election.

I’m sick of his robo replies to my letters of concern. Bob Conley is a change we can count on.

By: Masnejolly

Masnejolly — Mon, 03 Nov 2008 01:46:27 +0000

Tawny,

Brown’s definitely not much of a fiscal conservative. Whether Ms. Ketner would stand by her platform remains to be seen. However, I think part of the reason the City Paper endorsed her is because she would be South Carolina’s first openly gay congressional representative. Whether she is “liberal” or not, such an orientation typically is considered so, hence (in my opinion) the endorsement.

By: Tawny Jones

Tawny Jones — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:14:34 +0000

I have to disagree with the Southern Avenger today.

I have heard Ms. Ketner speak, and I am very impressed. She is one intelligent person. She doesn’t seem like a typical candidate.

While I classify myself as an independent with conservative values, I think the economy is the most important issue we face. Ms. Ketner has said that she will slow spending except on items like military and homeland defense. As a retired military person, I appreciate that.

I don’t think Mr. Brown, given his record, is able to do that for us. I am casting my vote for Ms. Ketner.

By: moonpie

moonpie — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 12:55:53 +0000

Yes I couldn’t agree more. Lindsey will never get my vote. No matter what happens in this election he must be defeated to send a signal that “we the people” control the government.

By: An American Taxpayer

An American Taxpayer — Sun, 02 Nov 2008 07:11:19 +0000

Since the Republican party has been hijacked by the Neocons, it can no longer call itself conservative.
More people should have been outraged, and as with states like South Carolina, Ohio, Michigan, etc., why weren’t there grassroots movements to throw the crooks out and off the ballots? Why are people so complacent and willing to sit back and let things go?
If it takes money, aren’t there people with money who care about what happens to this nation?
Just my opinion.

By: bob stefani

bob stefani — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 21:10:09 +0000

Jack,
We want to thank you for the fine review you wrote about us. You have an open invitation from George and me to sample our good food and ice cold beer anytime you’re in the neighborhood.
Bob Stefani