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Unlocking the Secret to Longevity - FITSNews (opens the original)
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AA traditional Jewish toast goes, “may you live to 120!” For centuries, that was more sentiment than scientific possibility. Times are changing, though. Advances in healthcare and wellness programs have produced a sharp spike in people living long enough to reach the century milestone. Many people smiled this summer when comedic legend Mel Brooks turned 100. Former Federal Reserve chief Alan Greenspan hit the century mark in March (although he passed away three months later). And almost two year
The Curtain is Ready to Rise on Trump's GOP Midterm Convention - FITSNews (opens the original)
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Let’s face it: most folks in South Carolina are suffering from political fatigue at the moment. And who can blame them? In the last four months, we’ve gone through a grueling gubernatorial campaign; a contentious runoff for the GOP nomination; the unexpected death of our state’s senior U.S. senator; another (albeit abbreviated) grueling race to replace him on November’s ballot; and yet another grueling runoff. There’s no rest for the weary this year, though, because president Donald Trump and th
S.C. Succession: Donald Trump Makes His Case for Darline Graham Nordone - FITSNews (opens the original)
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It’s the biggest plum a candidate can hope for: having the president of the United States stump for you on your home turf. And interim U.S. senator Darline Graham Nordone got it Friday evening in the Grand Strand. With the twin trademarks of Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA” and exuberant chants of “USA! USA!” echoing off the walls, Trump strode to the podium shortly after 7:30 p.m. EDT. He proceeded to talk for the next hour and 19 minutes. But of all the topics he covered, the most interesti
S.C. Succession: The U.S. Senate Race's Proxy War is Getting Red Hot - FITSNews (opens the original)
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“Here come the F-16s.” That’s how one national GOP strategist described the runoff campaign for the Republican U.S. Senate nomination in South Carolina. Interim U.S. senator Darline Graham Nordone and fifth district congressman Ralph Norman advanced to the final round as the top two vote-getters in last week’s special GOP primary election. But they’re far from duking it out alone. This is what political insiders refer to as a “proxy war” – and it could produce some intense party infighting in th
S.C. Succession: Does Russell Fry Hold the Key to U.S. Senate Runoff? - FITSNews (opens the original)
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There’s one number in particular that’s getting considerable attention from U.S. congressman Ralph Norman and interim U.S. senator Darline Graham Nordone as they battle for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate in South Carolina: 66,955. That number represents the 19.66% of the vote Congressman Russell Fry received in Tuesday’s U.S. Senate Special Republican Primary. Math (electoral math, anyway) is first and foremost in the minds of both camps as they navigate an abbreviated two-week race l
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