In South Carolina, the Economy May Favor Romney
Wealth gains in the Palmetto State may make it a more corporate -- and Bain -- friendly political climate than you'd think. More »
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Patrick Ottenhoff has been writing The Electoral Map blog since 2007. A former staff writer for National Journal Group and project manager at New Media Strategies, he now attends Georgetown's McDonough School of Business. More
Wealth gains in the Palmetto State may make it a more corporate -- and Bain -- friendly political climate than you'd think. More »
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