Gov. Haley Watch
Gov. Haley Watch
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POLITICS
Junk food at SC gov. mansion & ads on school buses OK’d
Those were just a few of the compromises made Friday, during the first meeting of a conference committee of three House lawmakers and three state senators, charged with working out a compromise between competing House and Senate versions of the state’s $22.7 billion budget that takes effect...
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POLITICS
SC Senators: Ethics dead for the year
Lawmakers criticize SC House of Representatives’ ethics process, investigation of Haley, Harrell
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GOV. HALEY WATCH
SC senator asks governor if ransom was paid for hacked data
Senator demands answer from governor, questions whether ‘a cover-up of the truth’ has taken place.
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POLITICS
Obamacare nullification bill on SC Senate agenda
South Carolina this week could become the first state in the country to restrict the enactment of Obamacare since the U.S. Supreme Court upheld that law last year.
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POLITICS
SC Senate vote likely kills ethics reform for this year
An unlikely coalition of Senate Democrats and Republicans on Wednesday dealt a potential death blow to a bill aimed at strengthening the state’s ethics laws Gov. Nikki Haley’s highest priority for the year.
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POLITICS
SC political briefs
South Carolina Treasurer Curtis Loftis is undergoing tests in the hospital after suffering chest pains.
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POLITICS
SC House panel deletes plan for computer commission
A key S.C. House panel hit the delete button on a plan Tuesday that would have put the state’s computer operations under the control of a seven-member commission appointed by legislators and the governor.
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POLITICS
Democratic candidate for SC governor releases tax returns
S.C. Democratic gubernatorial candidate Vincent Sheheen has made $721,000 since he ran for the state’s highest office in 2010, according to federal and state income tax filings released Tuesday.
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GOV. HALEY WATCH
Haley’s SC foundation mixes service, connections
Gov. Nikki Haley says she did not start The Original Six Foundation to win votes. But her nonprofit’s job-and-health fairs in struggling South Carolina communities have won her new supporters even if they don’t recognize who she is.


