CANDIDATE CASON GAITHER NOT FROM 3RD DISTRICT

May 9, 2012 by  
Filed under Federal, Metro, News, South Carolina, State, US, World

05/06/2012

R. Thomas, Reporter

Candidate not from the Third District but move in to run.

Candidates Cason Gaither and Brian Doyle opposing candidates for the Democratic Congressional Nomination in the 3rd District appeared together for the first time at the Anderson County Democratic Party Meeting at the Golden Coral on Clemson Rd on Saturday, March 5, 2012.

Candidate Gaither, born in Columbia, S.C. and long time resident of Charleston, S.C. began by explaining that he had “moved to Greenwood” from Charleston last December, 2011 (four months ago) because Jerry Goldman from McCormick  asked him to be “their” candidate  for the Third  Congressional District.  And he said yes.

Mr. Gaither then gave a lukewarm recital of 1776 early American History of the British invasion of Charleston.  He did not address any current issues and instructed the audience that as the Patriots defeated the British “we” could win this congressional seat.

Candidate Gaither, a bachelor, looks to be less than thirty years old and gives no evidence of having performed in any public service capacities.  He appears to be a professional Charleston tour guide with a degree in international business and does not provide any specific information as to why he is suited to be a representative of the Third District other than his party affiliations and connections.  Apparently he was chosen to run by Jerry Goldman and would otherwise not have any interest in the Third District.

Candidate Doyle spoke directly after Mr. Gaither.  Mr. Doyle, a popular radio talk show personality and a native and life long resident of Aiken, S.C. reminded the assemblage that he had run for this nomination two years ago and that he was very familiar with the needs and hopes of the third district.  Mr. Doyle stressed his opposition to the Republican incumbent and the Republican agenda to privatize the Postal Service and Social Security, the laying off of many schoolteachers, and also criticized Mr. Duncan’s eight year stint as a State Representative where he waged war on the public school system and early childhood education.  Mr. Doyle reminded everyone that he was from the district, knew the district and saw, womens’ protection, job creation, education and provision of medical services as some of the most pressing issues facing this district.

It is known that Mr. Doyle has a history of public service as a volunteer firefighter, a paramedic and ambulance service owner for 15 years.  In that capacity he has saved many lives and provided great aid and assistance to the people of this district.  He has been actively involved as a broadcaster and political activist in many matters of importance to people of the third district.

We do not have a great deal of history on Mr. Gaither, partially because of his youth, he has no history, and partially because of him not being from here in the Third District.

In a follow-up interview with Mr. Doyle, Mr. Doyle said, “I must confess a certain skepticism towards candidates that move to a location for the sole purpose of running for office at the request of party bosses.”

This does raise concerns that Mr. Gaither who has no basic familiarity with the needs, issues, and problems that are unique to this District would appear to be an inexperienced  political opportunist, cherry picked by others for reasons unknown to the people, and who, without a doubt, would  be at a great disadvantage attempting to debate and defeat Jeff Duncan who is a Third District native and familiar with the people and issues affecting this District.

Rep. Joe Sestak & Candidate Doyle both Understand the Establishment

May 28, 2010 by  
Filed under Federal, News, Politics, US

Doyle and Rep. Joe Sestak Understand the Establishment

We don’t want you in the race we want Jane Dryer.  I remember those words as clear as if it was yesterday.

Today U.S. Congressman Joe Sestak (D) PA, said something that made my ears ring.  He talked about the deal offered to him by the White House Chief of Staff.

What touches me the most is what our party is trying to do, to honest non-political machine candidates that are not puppets or mindless mouth pieces for the establishment.

Rep. Joe Sestak, said “I was confident that the Democratic Party establishment didn’t want me in the race.”  Well, well I remember that all too well.  When the party bosses  falsely  told me that I couldn’t run and that they considered me to be disqualified.

Rep. Joe Sestak, said  “the call lasted 30 – 60 seconds”  The email I received from Jay Parmley, Executive Director of the SC Democratic Party which is also a part of the court record.  Could have lasted a life time…. That’s why I sued and then the Democratic Party said “we made a mistake.”   It was no mistake they knew just what they were doing.

The Democratic party would rather have a old republican hack part of the inside the beltway political machine club in the Senate for their people than a bright new honest person who is actually concerned about the people.  We can no longer have people serving us in Washington  DC who are owned by the bosses and the corporation and the bank.

The South Carolina Democratic Party bosses and many of county parities have protected Jane Dryer from debate.  Although she promised to debate after the filing Jane is still missing in action.   The party bosses want a mouth piece and not a leader serving in Washington.  “We must change our state leadership in Columbia starting with our President and Executive Director”.  It’s not personal it’s just Democratic business.  Lets get the our party back to what its supposed to be instead of it being just another controlled part of the corporate and banking controlled machine.

Our local media and civic groups have also allowed Jane Dryer to avoid showing her face to the people.  I have been in 8 town hall meeting and three debates (2) tea party and Farm bureau debate with all the Republican candidates, but no Jane Dryer.  If we want change.  If we want concerned dedicated servants of the people in Washington and not party robots  the people of South Carolina’s 3rd Congressional District must allow their voices  to be heard.

Do you want a candidate that will serve the party bosses and their corporate and banking financers or do you want a candidate that will serve you.  The choice is clear.  The old style and the old way has failed us to the point where we can no longer trust the old guard.  Say no to business as usual.  Its time for a change.

I am Brian “Ryan B” Doyle and I approved this message.