Category Archives: South Carolina

Greenville Demonstrations

Posted on December 8, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina The League of the South held its third rally against Southern Demographic Displacement in Greer and Traveler’s Rest, SC on Saturday. Around 30 people participated in the Greenville demonstrations in the South Carolina Upcountry which targeted Sen. Lindsey … Continue reading →

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Live Thread: Southern Demographic Displacement Rally (Greer and Traveler’s Rest, SC)

Posted on December 6, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina Here are some photos from the two rallies and after party:

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Lindsey Graham: Republicans In “Demographic Death Spiral”

Posted on December 5, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina According to Sen. Lindsey Graham, the Republicans are in “a demographic death spiral,” and the only way to “get back in the good graces of the Hispanic community” is to pass “comprehensive immigration reform”:

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Lindsey Graham: We’re Going To Tell The Bigots To Shut Up

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption As we turn our attention to immigration, I am bumping this speech to the National Council of La Raza where Lindsey Graham said he was going to “tell the bigots to shut up”:

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Lindsey Graham: “Free Speech Is a Great Idea, But We’re In a War”

Posted on December 4, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption Sen. Lindsey Graham reminds us that in the Second World War there were “limits on what you could say” and wishes “he could find some way to hold people accountable” for their views because “we’re in a … Continue reading →

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Jack Hunter Begs For Forgiveness

Posted on November 25, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

District of Corruption I’ve written a longer article about this for another website. In the meantime, let the reaction begin.

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December 7: League of the South: Rally Against Lindsey Graham & Southern Demographic Displacement (Greenville and Greer, SC)

Posted on October 26, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina South Carolina should have dumped Lindsey Graham a long time ago. If you agree, please join us in the streets of Greenville and Greer, SC on December 7th. Note: Here’s a video that I missed from our previous … Continue reading →

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The SPLC and South Carolina’s SB 20

Posted on October 17, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina In 2011, South Carolina passed an immigration law modeled on Arizona’s SB 1070. The US Justice Department, SPLC, ACLU, MALDEF and the National Immigration Law Center then sued South Carolina in federal court. The federal judge over the … Continue reading →

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The Best of Lindsay Graham

Posted on September 2, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina The pride of South Carolina … in 60 seconds:

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Grahamnesty Gets Serious Primary Challenger

Posted on August 13, 2013 by Hunter Wallace

South Carolina Lindsay Graham is being challenged by State Sen. Lee Bright: “State Sen. Lee Bright officially announced his candidacy for U.S. Senate during a teleconference Tuesday. Bright has been vocal about considering a run against two-term incumbent Sen. Lindsey … Continue reading →

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