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South Carolina Speaker Frustrated By Judicial Reform Push - Vimarsana News

South Carolina Speaker Frustrated By Judicial Reform Push

"Murrell felt embarrassed ..."

Wednesday proclaimed South Carolina State University Day - Vimarsana News

Wednesday proclaimed South Carolina State University Day

The South Carolina legislature declared Wednesday as South Carolina State University Day to honor the school's football team for their Celebration Bowl win.

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Madigan 'suspends' bid for House speaker post - Jacksonville Journal-Courier - Vimarsana News

Madigan 'suspends' bid for House speaker post - Jacksonville Journal-Courier

Madigan 'suspends' bid for House speaker post John O’Connor Associated Press Jan. 12, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan appears on the floor as the Illinois House of Representatives convenes Friday at the Bank of Springfield Center in Springfield. Madigan said Monday he was “suspending” his campaign for a 19th term in the leadership post.E. Jason Wambsgans | Chicago Tribune via AP Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan said Monday he would suspend his campaign for a 19th term in the leadership post amid fading support from fellow Democrats, largely because...

House Speaker Madigan 'suspends' campaign for retention - Vimarsana News

House Speaker Madigan 'suspends' campaign for retention

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP) — Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan said Monday he would...

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SC's Republican Electoral College designees to cast ballots for Trump on Monday - Vimarsana News

SC's Republican Electoral College designees to cast ballots for Trump on Monday

President Donald Trump won South Carolina versus Democrat Joe Biden by a 55 percent to 43 percent margin; their numerical difference went to third-party candidates.