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Ashley Cooper: SC doesn't need another losing season


click to play the videoIt?s college football season, and here in South Carolina, that?s a pretty big deal.

Our teams have had some great years and some not-so-great years, but regardless of which team you?re pulling for, you know one thing: you want your team to be successful.

And in our state, if our teams are not living up to their potential, we look to make a change at the top.
 

We settle for nothing but positive results from our football teams, but we?ve been letting our politicians get away with leading our state to the bottom of the rankings, all the while making ridiculous headlines that embarrass us all.

I believe our state's leaders are not living up to our expectations and it?s time we do something about it.


If the coaching staff of one of our football teams had the kind of win-loss record our elected leaders in Columbia have amassed, they?d be out of a job, but as it is, we are being asked to elect more of the same.

Today, I?m launching a petition on my website, CooperForSC.com, where you can join me in saying that the people who run this state should be held to at least the same standards that football coaches are. [click here to sign the petition]

A new season for South Carolina can begin on November 2, and it?s coming up quick.

You have two choices: You can vote for more of the same and sit back for the next four years and watch the same old plays being called that have sent us plummeting to the bottom of the standings, or you can get in the game and help change the playbook.

So please, sign the petition, share it on Facebook and Twitter, and ask your friends to do the same.
Thank you,
J. Ashley Cooper

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