Tim D’Annunzio supporter to me: “Maybe YOU should have been served papers as well!”
Here’s an example of the kind of nonsense I’ve been telling you about that is coming from *some* (not all) of Tim D’Annunzio’s supporters in NC8:
Breaking: Crazy Tim D’Annunzio has Harold Johnson “served with papers” (UPDATE 3: LOCAL MSM PICKS UP STORY)
I’m getting word that fruitcake GOP candidate for NC8 Tim D’Annunzio has had runoff competitor Harold Johnson “served with papers” at a Harold Johnson event that took place at the GOP Victory HQ in Fayetteville late this afternoon. Details are sketchy at this point but a Twitter friend posted this picture of the deputies arriving earlier.
Modern day gutter politics hits new low in South Carolina
I’m a little bit behind this morning on blogging, so in the interest of catching up, read AllahPundit’s full post on the barrage of attacks that have hit SC State House Representative/GOP candidate for governor (and endorsed by Sarah Palin) Nikki Haley – from other Republicans. The person who appears to be behind most of the smears is one of her more prominent primary opponents, Lt. Gov. Andre Bauer. He’s denying it, but the writing is on the wall and it’s pretty much a sure bet that he’s now throwing everything but the kitchen sink at her to stop her momentum in advance of next Tuesday’s SC primary.
NC8 Watch: Tim D’Annunzio backs out of scheduled debate against Harold Johnson
Mr. Conspiracy, the same guy who – along with some of his supporters – has repeatedly insinuated that his fellow GOP opponent Harold Johnson was “too chicken” to debate him, has backed out of a scheduled June 9th debate:
NC8 Watch: Tim D’Annunzio’s “us vs. them” rallying cry goes down in flames
I wrote last night about the interparty GOP battle going on between NC8 contenders Tim D’Annunzio and Harold Johnson, and how Tim D’Annunzio was falsely running as the “anti-establishment” candidate and how he was portraying Harold Johnson as a “center left” candidate simply because, unlike D’Annunzio, Johnson had received the official endorsements of so many local, state, and national GOP politicos rather than from the various local Tea Party movements.