Race in the country this year. Whoohoo South Carolina calls itself the first in the south primary for both the democrats and the republicans. For democrats its a particularly important state because nonwhite voters are such an important part and such a big part of the democratic partys voting base and the other early states, New Hampshire and iowa, theyre pretty white. So for democrats, South Carolina is really important test of the strength of their various candidates particularly among this very, very Important Group that is africanamerican democratic voters. Thats true for the democratic party. For the republican party, South Carolina has always represented a more complex challenge because after iowa and New Hampshire get their say, South Carolina is the republicans first chance to measure which of their candidates appeal to the hardest of the republican hard core. South Carolina Republicans are very, very conservative, theyre almost 100 white, they are hard line, southern Republica
Whoohoo South Carolina calls itself the first in the south primary for both the democrats and the republicans. For democrats its a particularly important state because nonwhite voters are such an important part and such a big part of the democratic partys voting base and the other early states, New Hampshire and iowa, theyre pretty white. So for democrats, South Carolina is really important test of the strength of their various candidates particularly among this very, very Important Group that is africanamerican democratic voters. Thats true for the democratic party. For the republican party, South Carolina has always represented a more complex challenge because after iowa and New Hampshire get their say, South Carolina is the republicans first chance to measure which of their candidates appeal to the hardest of the republican hard core. South Carolina Republicans are very, very conservative, theyre almost 100 white, they are hard line, southern Republican Base voters. And, you know, o
Nominees for the president ial race in the country this year. Whoohoo South Carolina calls itself the first in the south primary for both the democrats and the republicans. For democrats its a particularly important state because nonwhite voters are such an important part and such a big part of the democratic partys voting base and the other early states, New Hampshire and iowa, theyre pretty white. So for democrats, South Carolina is really important test of the strength of their various candidates particularly among this very, very Important Group that is africanamerican democratic voters. Thats true for the democratic party. For the republican party, South Carolina has always represented a more complex challenge because after iowa and New Hampshire get their say, South Carolina is the republicans first chance to measure which of their candidates appeal to the hardest of the republican hard core. South Carolina Republicans are very, very conservative, theyre almost 100 white, they ar
governor s office, then you can see it on that end. so we ve been trying to go through that route. and haven t gotten anything substantial yet but we are continuing to file foias. i just filed a new one today with the city trying to get information there to determine that. but i don t see why mr. kroft would have lied about it at that point. i interrupted you a moment ago when you said there s one other important unanswered question that you think needs pulling on right now. what were you going to say there? that it s sort of mystifying but in all the foia documents that i reviewed that mark edward has got, there s no discussion of the corrosivity of the river before making the decision to switch. so either they didn t do diligence and look at the make-up of the river to determine whether it was safe,
them off. mr. kroft in an interview tried to reit rate that. i had a document from a former emergency manager showing that he rejected an offer from detroit that would have kept flint getting clean, safe water, and when confronted with that, he caved in, told the truth and said, well, we looked at the situation, an evaluation was made by the state to use the river because it was cheaper. and i said did it go all the way up to the governor s office? and he said yes. and then subsequent to that, i interviewed sara wurfle, she has since resigned and asked her about mr. kroft s assertion and she said she couldn t address it and she said it couldn t have come from the governor because