Feb 082013
 

Twitter for those that don’t use it is a social media site for sending short (140 Character) blurts out to your “followers”. With the usages of hashtags (#), you can join with others in getting issues and points “trending”.

You may be unaware of what “trending” is all about within the Twitter world. In very simple terms, “trending” is the rise (or fall) of a particular hashtag in Twitter post. There a number of sites built around the hashtag trending such as, Trendmaps. Furthermore, the popular “trending” hashtags can be used to show all the Twitter messages on a specific hashtag, such as #USPS.

Now that you have the very basic understanding of Twitter, let us take a look at an interesting theme happening in South Carolina within the Republican Party.

Any Public Relation consultant worth their fee will start out telling you, as an current or upcoming politician, that your presence must be known if you want to get elected. If you are a political driven blogger, then you will know the impact of Twitter to drive visitors to your message. Therefore, at a minimum a public image must have a website, a facebook page and a Twitter account.

Now to the question at hand to some of us that pay attention to these type of things. Who is creating all these “parody” profiles on Twitter to make some rather vulgar and outlandish statements of the similarly named candidates for the newly open US House District One (SC) seat? We can certainly see a trend developing in the “followers” list of these profiles.

EC Barry

EC Barry

EC Chump

EC Chump

EC Curt

EC Curt

EC Daniel

EC Daniel

EC Harry

EC Harry

Why would anyone make up these accounts? Gee it doesn’t take long reading some of the post that include hashtags and @xyz (Twitter Account links) to see these accounts are not being set up for some harmless humor. These accounts appear to be set up for much more sinister campaigning strategy in the District One upcoming primary race.

Feb 072013
 
H3101 Hearing 2-6-2013: Absolute Contempt Absolute Subjection

Utter Contempt Absolute Subjection Utter contempt would be an appropriate description of the way citizens were treated today by the members of the South Carolina House Sub-committee on Constitutional Laws.  As the public hearing on House bill 3101 began the chamber was filled to capacity by citizens in support of the legislation aimed at blocking [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Jan 282013
 
SCRLC: SCGOP Backtracks on Nullification Issue as Party Seeks Debt Relief

On January 28, 2013, in Opinion, by Daniel Encarnacion | Jump to Comments | Leave a Response Chad Connelly, Chairman, South Carolina Republican Party Earlier this month, Chad Connelly had a statement of supportread at the “Nullify ObamaCare Rally” backing grassroots activists across South Carolina who want to block the implementation of ObamaCare through nullification legislation in the General Assembly. [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Dec 022012
 
NWV: Piercing The Veils

Editor Note: This was an interesting read that we would like to share. While a few will understand the points being examined here, we know that not everyone will “get it”. That my friend is the point of the post. Enjoy. By Professor Steven Yates December 2, 2012 NewsWithViews.com A number of years ago, Idaho Observer editor [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Nov 212012
 
Farewell To A Giant

By Chuck Baldwin November 21, 2012 On this Thanksgiving Eve, I am reminded of how blessed I have been to be able to rub shoulders with many of the political and religious giants of the Twentieth (and now Twenty-First) Century. During the past 30-plus years, I have been allowed to get to know a good [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Nov 212012
 
Sign the Petition to Reverse the RNC Rule Changes

By Dave Nalle - November 19, 2012 at 9:22 PM Filed under Action , Party elections , RNC in Tampa I hope that most people reading this are very familiar with the abuses of process, fraud and violations of party rules which marred the Republican National Convention in Tampa. From the start of the committee meetings to the final gavel there [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Nov 152012
 
Representative Dr. Ron Paul's Farewell to the US House Speech

November 14, 2012 Farewell to Congress This may well be the last time I speak on the House Floor.  At the end of the year I’ll leave Congress after 23 years in office over a 36 year period.  My goals in 1976 were the same as they are today:  promote peace and prosperity by a [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Sep 092012
 

H/T – William Kastner A woman from Los Angeles, who was a tree hugger, a liberal Democrat, and an anti-hunter, purchased a piece of timberland near Colville, WA. There was a large tree on one of the highest points in the tract. She wanted a good view of the natural splendor of her land so [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Jul 132012
 
A Look At How Democrats And Republicans Differ

By Chuck Bladwin July 12, 2012 It is an absolute fact that no matter which of the two major parties in Washington, D.C., is in power, the freedoms and liberties of the American people continue to be eroded. However, this does NOT mean that there are not basic differences between the two parties. The two [Click here to continue reading the full article...]

Mar 212012
 
Is Dr. Ron Paul Winning?

The self-dubbed champion of liberty has increased his vote totals from his run in 2008, and his backers — even Paul himself — are taking the long view. In the states that have voted so far, Paul has received 973,925 votes, versus 451,797 in 2008, a 115 percent increase… Still, the trend is unmistakable. Paul [Click here to continue reading the full article...]