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Katon Dawson
Katon Dawson (born Feb. 29, 1956) is a Republican politician from the state of South Carolina.
Katon Dawson
Who He Is: Current chairman of the South Carolina Republican Party
What He Represents: The old-school Southern GOP. During his introductory remarks, he bragged about his record of delivering South Carolina for Republicans -- a dubious achievement since the Palmetto State hasn't gone blue since 1976. Indeed, fellow candidate Ken Blackwell dinged Dawson on his claim, sarcastically noting Dawson's wins in "that key swing state of South Carolina.”
Sample Line from the Debate: “I think [the Democrats are] going to give us the gift of an overreaching, overpowering government that will limit our freedom."
Who He Is: Current chairman of the South Carolina Republican PartyWhat He Represents: The old-school Southern GOP. During his introductory remarks, he bragged about his record of delivering South Carolina for Republicans -- a dubious achievement since the Palmetto State hasn't gone blue since 1976. Indeed, fellow candidate Ken Blackwell dinged Dawson on his claim, sarcastically noting Dawson's wins in "that key swing state of South Carolina.”
Sample Line from the Debate: “I think [the Democrats are] going to give us the gift of an overreaching, overpowering government that will limit our freedom."
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Most people who know anything about politics recognize that Katon Dawson and other influential slaveowners at the RNC will be drafting a plan to both re-enslave and kill Michael Steele, simultaneously, at their upcoming gay slaveowner retreat in Hawaii. But only now are we learning of the first step in this process. According to the [...]
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So the Republican National Committee's winter meeting in Hawaii starts on the 27th of this month. Former South Carolina GOP chair Katon Dawson, who ran against chairman Michael Steele, intends to attend the meeting, raising speculation that Dawson was trying foment a coup of sorts. (Aides to Steele are among those who worry about this.) So here's the thing: at said meeting, the RNC is going to make some decisions about the 2012 presidential...
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From marcambinder.theatlantic.com
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Former South Carolina GOP chair Katon Dawson wanted so bad to earn his nut as chairman of the Republican National Committee in last year’s hysterical six-dimensional gangbang of an internal election process, one that hilariously culminated in Michael Steele’s first-ever victory in any contest. Dawson yearned so much for this position that he even resigned [...]
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Remember Katon Dawson, the RNC chair candidate who belonged to a segregated country club? He lost to Steele for obvious reasons. With his RNC run behind him, Dawson is back to life. You know golfing, tennis, lunching...at the same segregated country club.Now, in Dawson's defense...There is no written prohibition against black members in the Club's
by-laws, however the deed to the property on which it is located
expressly forbids their...
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From ta-nehisicoates.theatlantic.com
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Katon Dawson is re-emerging as a leading Republican figure ahead of an important RNC gathering later this month. Washington (CNN) – With GOP infighting reaching a crescendo after the latest string of off-message comments from Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele, the man who narrowly lost to Steele in last year's contentious race for the [...] Political Wire (subscribe) : Dawson Re-Emerges with Steele on the Ropes ...Booker...
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From rss.wikio.com
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Former SCGOP Chairman Katon Dawson has rejoined the “whites only” country club that he publicly bolted a year ago while running for chairman of the Republican National Committee (RNC), multiple sources at the club have told FITS. ...
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An email from former SCGOP Chairman Katon Dawson is rubbing some Republican activists the wrong way – starting with the fact that it was sent in the place. Dawson blasted out an email Friday morning from his newly-formed public affairs firm urging ...
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