[Pubbie]

"This could be a bloody primary"

Not really, Beasley will win the Nomination comfortably.

[Hillarys Gate Cult]

Not really, Beasley will win the Nomination comfortably.

Not where I live. A late to the show candidate with no good buzz talk would be a hard win for anybody. All he's doing in this race is just showing up. Most of us are looking at Condon or Demint.

[jagrmeister]

DeMint has already raised nearly $2 million. He has had "encouraging" talks with the White House. Beasley has already been "fired" by the state's voters- not a good sign. And he hasn't exactly held his word or abided by conservative principles:

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Incumbent Gov. David Beasley (R) of South Carolina was seeking re-election in one of the most Republican states in America. During his first term, Beasley had reversed his stands on several issues important to conservatives. His campaign was in jeopardy early because the conservatives mistrusted the incumbent who had broken several campaign promises during the first term. As the campaign heated up, Beasley made the worst possible mistake; he reversed himself on yet another issue the lottery. This further disillusioned and disappointed the conservatives. The result was a very suppressed conservative voter turnout and a victory for Democratic challenger Jim Hodges.

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