The Buzz was amused at how creative Republicans were last week in jumping on the Obama administration's inability to count stimulus jobs and its ability to create congressional districts in South Carolina and across the nation that do not exist.

Wait let's start this over, shall we? For those of you unfamiliar with the story, there are plenty of mobile homes in Red Bank, South Carolina but there is one double-wide in particular on the edge of town that vandals continue to assail with red spray paint.

A recent writer is so wrong about Rep. Gresham Barrett. The writer must not know him very well or know what he stands for and can do for our state.

The South Carolina Ethics Commission is looking a little further into a group of donations given to Myrtle Beach City Council incumbents and several other regional and state lawmakers, but does not classify the inquiry as an investigation.

A South Carolina political consultant for Republican politicians has been arrested for trespassing after attempting to crash a rival politician's campaign party.

South Carolina first lady Jenny Sanford said she is endorsing GOP state Rep. Nikki Haley for governor in next year's race.

November 12, 2009 - 10:38 p.m. EST Gresham Barrett, left, shakes hands with Ray Burroughs during an Oconee Men's Outreach "Pastor Recognition" event Thursday at Biggerstaff Christian Retreat Center.

South Carolina First Lady makes a political statement but doesn't embarrass her party or her state.

U.S. Rep. Gresham Barrett said national security needs to be at the top of the Obama administration's priorities.

A number of lawmakers from South Carolina are upset that alleged 911 terrorists could be housed in the United States.

Republican lawmakers Friday bitterly criticized President Barack Obama's decision to try accused terrorists in the United States and warned against moving detainees to South Carolina.

No matter who wins the 2010 governor's race, protecting the state's water resources is surely an issue they'll have to face during their term, as neighboring states threaten to encroach on South Carolina's water rights.

November 12, 2009 - 10:42 p.m. EST Photo Ellen Ruff SENECA - Ellen Ruffa s message is one of urgency.

S.C. gubernatorial candidate - and current U.S. Congressman - Gresham Barrett has finally found his Election 2010 campaign niche and he's milking it for all it's worth: he's leading the charge to keep Gitmo detainees out of the brig in North Chuck.

There's nothing more pointless than an online petition. Not a toupee. Not the V-chip. Not the further escalation of an unwinnable war in Afghanistan.

Unsubstantiated news reports suggesting Guantanamo detainees are headed to Charleston has prompted a war of press releases between S.C. gubernatorial hopefuls.

State representative and Republican gubernatorial candidate Nikki Haley of Lexington said Thursday night South Carolina officials ought to disclose details now of the incentives package they offered to The Boeing Co.

Two South Carolina Republican gubernatorial candidates and two GOP candidates running for other offices in the 2010 election mingled with Northern Beaufort County residents in Port Royal on Sunday and explained why they believe voters should support them at the polls next year.

On the same day U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that she had secured the votes to pass a health care bill , thousands gathered in front of the U.S. Capitol to protest the measure and demand that lawmakers "kill the bill." Rep.

S.C. Attorney General Henry McMaster and State Rep. Nikki Haley, R-Lexington, have said they will sign a letter, written by one of their fellow Republican candidates for governor, opposing the transfer of terrorism suspects form Cuba to a Charleston naval prison.