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    S.C. GOP to leapfrog Arizona primary

    S.C. GOP to leapfrog Arizona primary
    politico.com
    By JUANA SUMMERS
    9/13/11 9:14 AM EDT
    Updated: 9/13/11 10:41 AM EDT

    South Carolina Republicans are reacting swiftly to Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer’s decision to defy the Republican National Committee guidelines and move her state’s primary to the same date they’ve got for theirs, promising they won’t remain on the calendar together for long.

    South Carolina Republican Party Chair Chad Connelly says if his state can’t be alone in picking a presidential nominee on Feb. 28, they’re going to change to do a date when they can — setting off a likely domino effect of early state timing changes.

    “We’re not going to share our date with anybody,â€
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    The problem with South Carolina's GOP Primaries is that they allow Democrats to vote in the those and so we usually end up with the most liberal Republican running.

    Then everyone goes around saying the candidate that won in SC is the leader and that person ends up becoming the nominee due to their SC momentum.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ALIPAC
    The problem with South Carolina's GOP Primaries is that they allow Democrats to vote in the those and so we usually end up with the most liberal Republican running.

    Then everyone goes around saying the candidate that won in SC is the leader and that person ends up becoming the nominee due to their SC momentum.

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    Didn't the SC GOP Convention vote two years ago to get rid of Lindsey Graham and his treasonous amnesty agenda? I see he is still there working against us.

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