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The Iceman
Member since Nov 16, 2011
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- How do Christians justify Trumpian politics?2 comments
- Words matter more, party matters less, and other observations from the 2018 Charleston midterm elections5 comments
- Manager who called the cops on anti-violence demonstrators "will not be returning" to North Charleston store1 comment
- S.C. House races need to be more competitive2 comments
- The Agenda: Joe Cunningham heads to D.C.; Charleston considering increasing minimum wage to $122 comments
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Maria's Mexican Grill
I ordered fajitas and a pint of mild salsa take out last night. Got home… -Teri Porcel
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Money Man Pawn
No stars will sell you something broke that they say they checked for a week… -Herm Retawed
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How do Christians justify Trumpian politics?
The lesser of two evils
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Manager who called the cops on anti-violence demonstrators "will not be returning" to North Charleston store
Parent company Murphy USA said the crowd had been "calm and peaceful"
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How the Matzo Y Masa pop-up was born from two Charleston chefs' free time
Think chickpea and egg chilaquiles
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Fitness app ClassPass now available in Charleston
Get your free trial, fit freaks
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Words matter more, party matters less, and other observations from the 2018 Charleston midterm elections
Moving forward, rising above
Re: “South Carolina's senior senator has his sights set on Iran”
Iran's navy doesn't have blue water capabilities. They have ships and submarines, but none that can travel the distance required to reach the US. Plus their vessels don't have the ability to launch ballistic missiles. They have a few frigates, small diesel powered submarines and a some corvette patrol boats, but that's about it.
I think the real danger with this is the possibility of a nuclear arms race. If Iran develops atomic weapons, then how long will it be before Saudi Arabia, Egypt or Iraq decides that they need to have them as a deterrent?