LegalNewsLine Logo  
Sunday, February 12 2012 Twitter  feedburner  yahoo  Subscribe in NewsGator Online
News | Contact LegalNewsline | About Us | Advertise | RSS
Enter search keyword
 
clear
clear
NEWSLETTER
Receive our FREE weekly newsletter
click here
Today's Offers:

LNL MOST POPULAR ARTICLES
+ Vermont GOP wants Sorrell to look into possible union bullying
+ Hood critical of bill that would allow officials to hire outside attorneys
+ More than 40 states have signed on to proposed mortgage deal
+ Study shows plaintiff bias in Philly courts
+ Role of plaintiffs lawyers in Dodd-Frank debated at House hearing
LNL HOT TOPICS
+ Asbestos
+ Big Pharma
+ BP Oil Spill
+ Class Action
+ Dickie Scruggs
+ Federal Government
+ Financial Crisis
+ Global Warming
+ Hurricane Katrina
+ Lead Paint
+ Sub-Prime Mortgages
+ Tobacco
Campaigns & Elections 
story date  
McMaster may run for Governor
McMaster.jpg
McMaster
COLUMBIA, S.C. (Legal Newsline) - South Carolina Attorney General Henry McMaster can boast of a long list of accomplishments, and he may still be looking to add to it.

McMaster said Sunday he is mulling a run at Governor in 2010, making the statement at a campaign rally for Horry County Coroner Robert Edge.

According to a report in The State, McMaster said he would not make a formal decision after this year's round of elections when he was asked if he was running.

"That's not a 'no,'" he said, according to the report. "I'm giving it very careful consideration."

McMaster has been a U.S. Attorney, the first appointed by President Ronald Reagan in 1981, and has four times been picked as chairman of the state's Republican party.

McMaster also gave a boost to Presidential-hopeful John McCain in South Carolina.

Two other state attorneys general currently have their names being thrown around similar rumor mills -- Richard Blumenthal in Connecticut and former Gov. Jerry Brown in California.

Virginia's Bob McDonnell and Missouri's Jay Nixon have officially announced their candidacy for Governor.

From Legal Newsline: Reach John O'Brien via e-mail at john@legalnewsline.com.

Filed Under: Campaigns & Elections

E-mail this article to a friend | Printer friendly format

MORE NEWS HEADLINES:
+ Blog shows trial lawyer group working with four Senate campaigns - 2/7   read more
+ Texas AG supports new redistricting maps - 2/6   read more
+ Mont. attorney seeking GOP bid for AG - 2/6   read more
+ W.Va. deputy AG says she has right to defend office - 2/6   read more
+ Challenger says W.Va. AG been in office 'too long' - 1/30   read more
+ Mo. congressional candidate leaves race, now running for AG - 1/27   read more
+ Pa. bill requires AGs to wait four years to run for governor - 1/26   read more
+ Pa. AG candidate McCaffery exits race - 1/26   read more
+ Neb. AG files to run for U.S. Senate - 1/24   read more
+ Mont. AG opposes business group in campaign finance case - 1/24   read more


IN THE SPOTLIGHT:
garrett.jpg
Wednesday, February 08, 2012
PHILADELPHIA (Legal Newsline) - A roundtable of federal and state judges from across the country will convene at the posh Ritz Carlton on Feb. 9 to address topics such as "Can MDL's keep up with state court trial settings;" "Priority of deposition examination;" "State and federal cooperation;" and "Forum non conveniens."
Read more...


+ Study shows plaintiff bias in Philly courts - 2/6
+ Fannie Mae offers examples of routine dishonesty in its fight against lenders - 2/3
+ Quaker City courts have troubled history; some reject 'plaintiff-friendly' criticism - 1/31
+ Madison County asbestos docket feeds off intake firm referrals - 1/19
+ Torts conference set for Feb. 8 in Philly - 1/18
BROWSE BY STATE:
 
BROWSE BY AG:
 
BROWSE BY DATE:
 
NEWS WIDGET:
Attention bloggers:
Add Record Headlines to your site!


fast + free- click here
NEWS | CONTACT LEGALNEWSLINE | ABOUT US | ADVERTISE | RSS © 2008 LegalNewsLine.com. All Rights Reserved.