The Post and Courier featured an article Monday stating that Tim Scott is unavailable for the debate forum for his 1st District US House seat. He's busy. And also they didn't offer him other dates.
Paul Gawrych, who doesn't seem to need to follow any rules he doesn't like, has also declined, on the same day, to debate Peter Tecklenburg for the position of Charleston County Auditor, also claiming a prior commitment.
And we all know that Peter McCoy was inconvenienced by the invitation to debate Carol Tempel for SC House smack in between the two really far apart areas that he and fellow legislators decided to call District 115. But at least he'll be at the debate on Thursday on James Island. And hey, if you live in Kiawah and Seabrook, come on down and visit your legislator.
Paul Gawrych, who doesn't seem to need to follow any rules he doesn't like, has also declined, on the same day, to debate Peter Tecklenburg for the position of Charleston County Auditor, also claiming a prior commitment.
And we all know that Peter McCoy was inconvenienced by the invitation to debate Carol Tempel for SC House smack in between the two really far apart areas that he and fellow legislators decided to call District 115. But at least he'll be at the debate on Thursday on James Island. And hey, if you live in Kiawah and Seabrook, come on down and visit your legislator.
So here's the deal:
Bobbie Rose is running for the US House of Representatives against Tim Scott. Unlike Tim, she wants to talk to the voters in District 1. She'll be at the North Charleston City Hall at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 10/24.
If you get there at 7, you'll also be able to meet Peter Tecklenburg, who is running for County Auditor against the conveniently busy Paul Gawrych.
If you get there at 7, you'll also be able to meet Peter Tecklenburg, who is running for County Auditor against the conveniently busy Paul Gawrych.
Carol Tempel is finally going to be debating incumbent Peter McCoy on Thursday, 10/25, at the James Island Town Hall, at 7 p.m. Unlike some candidates, Carol worked hard to collect the required signatures in order to run as a Petition Candidate for SC House 115. She deserves our support. If you know someone who does not know Carol, who may be undecided, take them along with you.
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