Sunday, October 11th, 2009

U.S. NEWS & POLITICS

Sunday, October 11th, 2009 Michelle Malkin | What did I tell ya? Lindsey Graham signs on to cap-and-tax >>Related: Ugh: McCain & Company melting on cap-and-tax WizBang | President Promises Promises Previously Promised RedState | Games Leftists Play Weekly Standard | Decline Is a Choice NRO | A Fitting Prize, in a Way Patrick J. Buchanan | Hire Americans First American Spectator | Democrats Called Foley Guilty of Sex Crimes American Thinker | Terror and the theatrical paradigm WSJ | Online Extra: A Wicked and Ignorant Award MRC | Nets Friday Night: Obama a ‘Figure of Hope’ to World in Winning ‘One of the Last Towering Honors on Earth’ NewsBusters | BBC Climate Correspondent Opens Eyes, Starts Walking Back Global Warming Baloney Powerline | October 10th Season’s Greetings Townhall | Anger Management Hits a Hump S.C. NEWS & POLITICS Sunday, October 11th, 2009 Times & Democrat | Issue is not Sanford, it’s health care P&C | Plurality decides elections P&C | Local tea party group to hold forums G’ville News | South Carolina law gives Legislature broad power to impeach Herald Online | Jobless find comfort, support in online social networks Union Daily News | BREAKING NEWS: Morris resigns as Clerk of Court Times & Democrat | Gays question Obama ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ pledge S.C. BLOGS & PRESS BOX Sunday, October 11th, 2009 ICYMI | The Voice: Rex Presides Over State’s Biggest, Most Costly Failure ICYMI | FITSNews: Sanford Stiffs Rock Hill Waiter

Gamecocks’ offense claws up the Widcats

Stephen Garcia threw for three touchdowns, rushed for another and helped to clinch the win when he hurdled a Kentucky defender for a first down in the final minutes of the 25th-ranked Gamecocks’ 28-26 victory Saturday.
Morris: Jeffery proves he is quite a catch | Gameday Photos

Pay soared along with deficits

While Columbia officials were running multimillion-dollar budget deficits and spending $24.7 million in the city’s emergency reserves during the past five years, some of the city’s highest paid employees saw pay increases of a combined $5 million.

Residents have to leave sober living facility

CHARLESTON – As police swooped in to arrest Faith Haven’s former director on a fraud charge Friday, residents of the troubled sober-living facility learned they had until Saturday to vacate the stately mansion that the program called home.

Graham urges military trials for 9/11 suspects

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham is trying to prevent the Obama administration from holding criminal trials in civilian courts for the alleged Sept. 11 plotters instead of bringing them before military commissions.

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