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Tuesday, September 12    |    Upstate South Carolina News, Sports and Information

Rainey, Ravenel face off today
Republicans plan numerical duel on SCETV

Published: Thursday, August 24, 2006 - 6:00 am


By Dan Hoover
STAFF WRITER
dchoover@greenvillenews.com

Today's showdown between John Rainey, chairman of the Board of Economic Advisers, and GOP state treasurer nominee Thomas Ravenel will air live on South Carolina Educational Television at 10 a.m..

The two Republicans have engaged in a long-distance feud in the media since Aug. 6, when The Greenville News published an interview with Rainey. In it, the Anderson native called the wealthy Charleston developer is a "dilettante" who would damage the state fiscally because he's more interested in a 2008 U.S. Senate race than in being treasurer.

Ravenel fired back, sending Rainey the book "Economics for Dummies."

The two next squabbled over the extent of the state pension system's unfunded liabilities, triggering Rainey's challenge to meet with their respective experts and documentation in tow today in Gov. Mark Sanford's Wade Hampton Building conference room in Columbia.

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Ravenel has refused to say if he will challenge Republican U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham's second-term nomination in 2008.

Rainey, a lawyer and chairman of Easlan Capital, is a major state and national Republican fund-raiser.


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