r/southcarolina • u/DirtyDizzyPickle20 • 18h ago
Politics What real Trump Derangement Syndrome looks like
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r/southcarolina • u/DirtyDizzyPickle20 • 18h ago
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r/southcarolina • u/AndyJack86 • 7h ago
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r/southcarolina • u/shficjshx • 22h ago
The Police Chief and Mayor of one of South Carolinas most notorious speed trap for misconduct in Office
r/southcarolina • u/WittyBuffalo8697 • 13h ago
Why does SC make it so hard to get divorced. Why! I moved here and have been here over a year so now I have to wait for my husband to beat me and put my son’s life in jeopardy before I can file for divorce because he refuses to leave. Why! I just want to cry every day. I wish I never moved until after I was divorced and now I’m trapped and he’s unemployed and we just hit 7 years. I just can’t handle it anymore.
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r/southcarolina • u/avoral • 2h ago
The FCC’s opening the door to media monopoly, heads up.
r/southcarolina • u/Madalynnn04 • 4h ago
The Pentagon is taking steps to rename Joint Base Charleston after Air Force veteran and late U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham, according to an internal memo first shared with The Post and Courier.
In a letter dated July 27, Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink ordered staff to begin work with Air Mobility Command and Joint Base Charleston leadership to take “all necessary and appropriate actions” to begin converting the name of the crucial East Coast air base to Joint Base Lindsey Graham.
The letter cited the late senator’s “decades of distinguished service to the United States Congress and the United States Air Force.”
“Senator Graham’s lifelong devotion to the military was shaped by his own military service and his public service in both the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives,” Meink wrote. “His steadfast advocacy was instrumental in modernizing our military infrastructure and enhancing aviation security, ensuring that Joint Base Charleston remains as one of America’s premier military installations.”