More on "baloney" SC groups
GOP consultant Terry Sullivan’s assessment of why out-of-state groups like Club for Growth and SCRG weren’t able to tap into their “vast, grassroots membership” to field many State House candidates:
“That is what happens when you pretend to be a grass-roots organization but are really just a front group for out-of-state people,” Sullivan said.
“Sanford-friendly candidates don’t materialize,” John O'Conner, The State 4/6/08.
Ouch. If Terry’s not careful, he’s gonna get a bunch of phony hate letters in his mailbox courtesy of SCRG's numerous South Carolina supporters (pictured).
3 comments:
Out of state big money is buying the GOP.
I am ashamed of my party.
How is the SC Club for Growth an out of state organization, when 95% of their 700+ members are from in state? Just a question.
700 members, haha...I have more than that in my Frat alumni class.
It is the money that comes from out of state that we object too...not the boring anti-social geeks that inhabit that club.
Randy Page is the only guy I know that looks slimmer than normal when dressed in a baloney suit.
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