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| Welcome to the website of the Anderson County Democratic Party of Anderson County, South Carolina. Located in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Anderson is home to a diverse collection of people and industry.
Anderson is now seeing a surge of Democratic activity after years of failed Republican leadership in this state. People are joining the party every week--all tired of electing politicians who embarass our fine state and community. The citizens of Anderson are starting to demand change and a return to the sound, moral, and tested principles of government that the Democratic Party believes in. We welcome you to our website—Please join with us in working to restore the American dream for families throughout Anderson. |
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Precinct Reorganization Meeting
Precinct Reorganization Meeting
Anderson Democratic Party
Westside Community Center
10:00 a.m.
Saturday, March 3
Join us to get ready for the 2012 Election Season
New theme for the Bar B Q this year.
Since there are no elections and no candidates campaigning at the moment, we are going to turn our attention to the issues. Our annual Bar B Q will feature tables at which you can be educated on what the issues are and how to attract interest among your friends and neighbors. Unfortunately, many people in previous elections have voted against their own best interests, blindly following some ideology. Democrats have answers for real problems like continuing the slow, but sure, economic growth, educating the work force in South Carolina for the 21st century, ensuring that all have health care to remain well and able to work.
Democrats are accused by some of favoring hand outs to people who don't deserve them. Nothing could be further from the truth. Education and health care are the two important needs which must be met for any economy to grow.
Newsletter for June 1
Submitted by Stuart Sprague on Thu, 2011-06-02 13:13It isn’t the debt stupid; it’s Jobs!! - Letter to the Editor
Another round of unemployment and housing reports are out. Our economy is not creating jobs at a rate fast enough to match new entries into the workforce and overcome layoffs. The heavy mortgage debt and foreclosures are killing the housing market. Projections for the next year or two or three are bleak.
And the response by our political leadership:
Republicans continue the ritual of tax cuts, budget slashes, deregulation that haven’t worked.
