Thoughts on my Anniversary

June 16th, 2010

Susan and I celebrated our 19th wedding anniversary last night.
Over our romantic dinner, we talked about meeting as college sweethearts, when I was at the Citadel and she was at Clemson, and getting married at Summerall Chapel, just days before I headed to Ranger School.
We’ve been through good times and tough times, particularly the 15 months of recent wartime separation, but our love has never been stronger.
Susan and I also talked about our three children, and our concerns for their future.
Our children have an uncertain future, one where our country is in the balance. Will we turn down the road [...]

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Connor Statement on Election Results

June 22nd, 2010

“First, I want to congratulate Ken on a race well run and wish him well in the Fall. He ran a strong race and outlasted no less than seven competitors before it was all said and done.

“I want to thank the tens of thousands of South Carolinians who cast their ballots for me this past month. We worked hard, and we left it all out on the field. I especially want to thank the veterans and Tea Party folks who offered their support as volunteers and donors over the past sixteen months. The Tea Party movement may have suffered a setback tonight, but it is a strong movement that will continue into the future. I’m particularly grateful for the hundreds of friends we have made on the campaign trail these past months.

I also want to congratulate two of my fellow combat veterans on their victories tonight, Alan Wilson and Mick Zais. It is my profound hope that these are the first of a generation of combat veteran leaders to take office in South Carolina. We need that generation of leaders to get involved for the future health of our state moving forward.

Most importantly I want to thank my family, who has gone through 15 months of wartime separation and 16 months of a difficult campaign. I look forward to spending much more time with them in the coming days.

Finally, I want to thank my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ for calling me to this great adventure. While we were not successful in this particular endeavor, I know that He holds my future, and the future of my family in His hands.”

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11/02/10

2010 South Carolina Gubernatorial election

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Picture 061Mabel Alice Sineath has been one of our great volunteers.  She has walked in parades with us, starting with the Chapin Labor Day Parade.  She helped us move offices.  She helps with mailers. She helps with events.  She is a real joy to work with, and we are so grateful for her help and support!