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Mike Lata keeps it (mostly) apolitical
U.S. Rep. Tim Scott (right) called a press conference on Shem Creek and invited South Carolina fishermen including Keith Logan (center) and Jeremy Burnham (left).Image credit: Paul Bowers
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- Mike Lata keeps it (mostly) apolitical
- Speaking on the dock at Geechie Seafood in...
- Paul Bowers
- Nov 9, 2011
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- Mike Lata keeps it (mostly) apolitical
- U.S. Rep. Tim Scott (right) called a press...
- Paul Bowers
- Nov 9, 2011
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