2026 South Carolina Primaries

[Remy]

Alan Wilson!

I like Mike a lot but I can't get behind Alan Wilson. I have two very good friends that work directly with him and they don't have anything good to say about the man (quite the opposite - he's a terrible guy/leader). Also, I've never heard anybody say anything good about Wilson if they actually worked with/around him.

[wob]

I like Mike a lot but I can't get behind Alan Wilson. I have two very good friends that work directly with him and they don't have anything good to say about the man (quite the opposite - he's a terrible guy/leader). Also, I've never heard anybody say anything good about Wilson if they actually worked with/around him.

I think higher plans are being formulated for Mike other than Lt Gov.

[Remy]

I think higher plans are being formulated for Mike other than Lt Gov.

I am aware that they are, but I'm not a fan of hitching my wagon to just anybody to get there.

[wob]

I agree. I was surprised he signed up.

[Palmetto Duck]

Pamela Evette from Ohio. Rom Reddy from India. What the actual fuck are we doing?

NO SHIT! Dammit!

[DRDUCK]

Pamela Evette from Ohio. Rom Reddy from India. What the actual fuck are we doing?

Looks like headed left and another californication if we ain't careful

[JBtflo]

You need to get off FB. Apparently Reddy won that case against the state because it is within his property lines.

Reddy hasn't won the case. The seawall can remain while the case proceeds. Ironically, the judge that made that decision is trying to vie for a seat on the state supreme court.

Unlike in the Lucas case mentioned elsewhere, where the state created a law after he purchased his property, making it al of a sudden undevelopable, the law against sea walls already existed before Reddy constructed his. I'd be pissed if I lived next to him as it is likely making their erosion much worse.

[Duck Tape]

Reddy hasn't won the case. The seawall can remain while the case proceeds. Ironically, the judge that made that decision is trying to vie for a seat on the state supreme court.

Unlike in the Lucas case mentioned elsewhere, where the state created a law after he purchased his property, making it al of a sudden undevelopable, the law against sea walls already existed before Reddy constructed his. I'd be pissed if I lived next to him as it is likely making their erosion much worse.

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