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Really Want Transparent Government in SC?
The press in South Carolina has pointed to two transparency issues in recent days. Governor Haley and her staff routinely delete emails and texts we are told. Meanwhile the Department of Education told Sumter Senator Phil Leventis that it would … Continue reading
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