South Carolina Senate Candidate Refuses To Drop Out

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South Carolina Senate Candidate Refuses To Drop Out

June 15, 2010 | ISSUE 46•24

Democratic candidate Alvin Greene is refusing to drop out of the South Carolina’s U.S. Senate race despite having been charged with a felony for showing a college student pornographic materials. What do you think?

This Alvin Greene thing is weird. Since when does South Carolina have Democrats?"

Horace Mendez
Wheel Cutter
Say what you will about the man's competence as a politician. He sure knows what the ladies like."

Tara Axenrot
Unemployed
I don't care what he does, I'm voting for the guy named Al Green."

Paul Wiberg
Tack Puller

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