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Post and Courier endorses Republican Wilson for SC governor

The Post and Courier endorses Republican Alan Wilson for SC governor despite serious concerns he needs to overcome about irresponsible partisanship during a 16-year tenure as attorney general.

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Post and Courier endorses Republican Wilson for SC governor

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Post and Courier endorses Republican Wilson for SC governor

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