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Author: Phil Noble

Phil Noble is a businessman from Charleston and he currently serves as President of the South Carolina New Democrats, an independent reform group started by former Gov. Richard Riley. Noble is one of the leading experts in the US and internationally on the Internet and politics. Noble is the founder of PoliticsOnline and its affiliated company Phil Noble & Associates, an international public affairs consulting firm. Noble is a veteran of over 300 political campaigns and public affairs projects in 40 states and 30 countries. He has worked to elect the head of state in 15 countries.
Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Talk Views The New South Carolina: The Politics
by Phil Noble Hospitality Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
The New South Carolina: The Politics
Life People & Places Politics Talk Views Hey Y’all, E Pluribus Unum
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Hey Y’all, E Pluribus Unum
Life People & Places Politics Talk Views People to Legislature: How long?
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by Phil Noble Life People & Places Politics Talk Views
People to Legislature: How long?
Hospitality Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk Views Rev. Clementa Pinckney and ‘understanding each other’s history’
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by Phil Noble Hospitality Life People & Places Sights & Sounds Talk Views
Rev. Clementa Pinckney and ‘understanding each other’s history’
Life People & Places Talk Views A Unique Native Son of South Carolina
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A Unique Native Son of South Carolina
Life News People & Places Politics Talk Views Death, Race and Irony in South Carolina
by Phil Noble Life News People & Places Politics Talk Views
Death, Race and Irony in South Carolina
Life Politics Talk Views Growing Big Dreams and Fixing Higher Ed
by Phil Noble Life Politics Talk Views
Growing Big Dreams and Fixing Higher Ed
People & Places Politics Talk Views Hope and Struggle in South Carolina
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
Hope and Struggle in South Carolina
Life Politics Talk Views SC Politicians & Guns: Profiles in Cowardice
by Phil Noble Life Politics Talk Views
SC Politicians & Guns: Profiles in Cowardice
People & Places Talk Views Gov. Haley’s Health Care Math: 1+1=0
by Phil Noble People & Places Talk Views
Gov. Haley’s Health Care Math: 1+1=0
Politics Talk Views 2012 Elections: Lessons for SC Republicans and Democrats
by Phil Noble Politics Talk Views
2012 Elections: Lessons for SC Republicans and Democrats
Life People & Places Politics Sights & Sounds Talk Views Buses and Votes – Black and White
by Phil Noble Life People & Places Politics Sights & Sounds Talk Views
Buses and Votes – Black and White
News People & Places Politics Talk Views SC Voter ID: It Seems Right – It’s Dead Wrong
by Phil Noble News People & Places Politics Talk Views
SC Voter ID: It Seems Right – It’s Dead Wrong
People & Places Politics Talk Views Gov. Haley Could be a Great Global Ambassador for SC, but…
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
Gov. Haley Could be a Great Global Ambassador for SC, but…
People & Places Politics Talk Views South Carolina’s Lost Decade
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
South Carolina’s Lost Decade
People & Places Politics Talk Views My Generation is Sprinting This Way
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
My Generation is Sprinting This Way
People & Places Talk Views S.C.’s Dr. Moses Waddell – America’s Greatest Teacher
by Phil Noble People & Places Talk Views
S.C.’s Dr. Moses Waddell – America’s Greatest Teacher
Politics Talk Views Is South Carolina a Banana Republic?
by Phil Noble Politics Talk Views
Is South Carolina a Banana Republic?
Politics Talk Views Republican Corruption, Taxes, and Our Children
by Phil Noble Politics Talk Views
Republican Corruption, Taxes, and Our Children
People & Places Politics Talk Views Do South Carolinians Hate Government?
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
Do South Carolinians Hate Government?
People & Places Politics Talk Views Howard Rich – Carpetbaggers, Scalawags and Laboratory Mice
by Phil Noble People & Places Politics Talk Views
Howard Rich – Carpetbaggers, Scalawags and Laboratory Mice
News Politics Talk Views Early SC Election Returns: The ‘Good Old Boy Party’ Won
by Phil Noble News Politics Talk Views
Early SC Election Returns: The ‘Good Old Boy Party’ Won
People & Places Talk Views Recognizing our Real Heroes
by Phil Noble People & Places Talk Views
Recognizing our Real Heroes
People & Places Talk S.C. Women Changing the World – Literally
by Phil Noble People & Places Talk
S.C. Women Changing the World – Literally

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