[The Anti-Democrat]

That last line: "Senator. For the good of your party -- and your state -- make the call now," should read: "Senator. For the good of your party -- and The State -- make the call now."

[anniegetyourgun]

The desperation among 'journalists' is palpable.

[thoughtomator]

Wow that's pretty desperate to be publishing that in a publicly-available newspaper.

[martin_fierro]

"HOOOOleymackadeah -- Dere be, I say, dere be a WHOOOOOLE lotta editorializing goin' on heah!"

[No Dems 2004]

Good point. Hollings is a major league loser and should step down. I'm tired of his rants and raves, which are even more disrespectable on a man of his age. SC needs another rock solid conservative like Lindsay Graham as Senator. This is an excellent pick-up opportunity for the GOP and I really hope Hollings steps down.

[Savage Beast]

MESSAGE TO SOUTH CAROLINA (AND OTHER) DEMOCRATS:

Accept defeat and get interested in something else (try golf or stamp collecting).

You have nothing to offer.

The opposition party has everything to offer, and it is lead by the greatest American president since Lincoln and the greatest world statesman since Winston Churchill, surrounded by the smartest, most highly ethical, best educated, most capable, and most visionary advisors in history--and there are many more waiting in the wings.

Face it. You Democrats (and all your decadence and self-serving parasitism) are things of the past (and good riddance).

[Southack]

Thanks for posting that whine. It gives me great pleasure to see such public flailing about from the Dems and their sympathizers. The poor bootlicker was clearly *begging* for Fritz to be a Party man, clearly not understanding that the Democratic Party is not about Party (or even ideas) any longer, but about Personality (as in: Cult of).

[fieldmarshaldj]

'Rats/liberal media having a hissy over Senator Foghorn's indecision *ping*...

[jagrmeister]

LOL- pathetic. DeMint will win whether old-man Hollings runs again or not. It's sad to see the media disgrace itself with this kind of partisanship.

[Kuksool]

{state Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum leading the likely Republican nominee, U.S. Rep. Jim DeMint....Tenenbaum did slightly better, winning 45 percent to DeMint's 33 percent}

45% is the most a RAT would receive in SC. Last year, Lindsey Graham (GOP) beat Alex Sanders (RAT) for the US Senate 54-44. Mark Sanford (GOP) knocked off Jim Hodges (RAT) for the Governorship 53-45. I doubt Tenenbaum would be getting anything higher than 45% in a presidential year with Bush being on the top of the ticket. South Carolina has become a hostile place for RATS.

[votelife]

I love how this writer assumes that Democrats winning is automatically good for South Carolina. Seeing as a big majority of SCarolina voted for Bush, does that mean this writer thinks that the voters went against their best interests? Don't answer, I already know.

[Impy]

"Given the weakness of the Republican field"

Yeah we'll see about that Lee. :p

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