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The irony is that nothing is particularly great in the Palmetto State at the moment.
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As his prospects in the Palmetto State appeared dim, Perry ended his bid and endorsed Gingrich.
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P. operative in South Carolina, watched Bush come into the Palmetto State last year to raise money for Governor David Beasley.
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Now South Carolina has an array of internationally-owned plants like Michelin and BMW, and the issue is more ambiguous in the Palmetto State.
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Third-placed Jon Huntsman said his showing in New Hampshire gave him a "ticket to ride" to South Carolina, but he has little presence in the Palmetto State.
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Shortly before Newt Gingrich's decisive victory in South Carolina last week, he was asked a critical question by a Palmetto State voter: Would he support a Muslim candidate for president?
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Earlier in 2011, the South Carolina General Assembly passed a bill recognizing Moore, a native of Lake City, "for her many years of service to the Palmetto State" and particularly to the university.
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There might be pressure now to allow South Carolina Democrats to join Republicans 10 days earlier -- a move that would save the state money and give the Palmetto State its own day in the sun.
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Thursday, his four-bus convoy hit the road with the candidate beaming with confidence after the latest polls showed him in a statistical dead heat with Texas Gov. George W. Bush for Saturday's crucial Palmetto State primary.
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Polls show the race in the Palmetto State is a statistical dead-heat, and reveal much of Mr McCain's support comes from independents, just as it did in New Hampshire, where independents went for McCain over Bush by 60% to 20%.
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