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Who Was that Blogger Yelling In the Back of the Room?
Yes, it is high school antics to be yelling in the back of the room … it certainly is not the actions of a “journalist”
For full article, click HERE.
We teach / say to people all the time …. TRUST NO ONE!!!
Don’t (blindly) trust us, don’t trust them, don’t trust the lawyers … don’t trust ANY politicians … and for goodness sake, don’t trust the folks that cloak themselves in a blanket of “I’m a better Christian than you are!!!” That final one is particularly distasteful as it is a pervasive problem here in South Carolina, and particularly in politics … but that is a different article for a different time.
The short of the message is just don’t assume everyone is honest … VERIFY EVERYTHING and use your own logic and reason after seeking out the facts … all the facts!!!
Who’s The Guy Yelling?
I received a lot of questions after “The Sauna Meeting” (Part 1 – HERE) about “who” was that goatee guy in the back of the room yelling under his breath. I specifically remember while I walked away from the microphone once on Thursday night at our Greenville County Republican Party (GCRP) special called meeting this person yelling out “where’s the budget”. Did he not just hear me say that the GCRP Budget (passed by the GCRP EC body on 3/7/2022 & again on 1/31/2023) had been emailed out to nearly 3,000 people on multiple occasions and was presented on the big screen at our business meeting … and is currently online??? That is where the budget is!!! Show us another county GOP or the SCGOP with that much transparency, it does not exist!!! (More on that later this week.)
Yes, it is high school antics to be yelling in the back of the room … it certainly is not the actions of a “journalist” … and we generally ignore these things trying to stay focused on mission … but it is also a political tactic to mislead and mentally manipulate good people.
Because of that and what has happened in other county GOPs such as in Lexington with this same blogger, folks felt it was important that we let you know what is going on, and “who” he is.
Remember … DON’T TRUST ANYONE!!!
Corey Allen Whittington:
Well for those not fixated on social media 24/7, that individual is an online blogger from the Beaufort / Charleston area (or Dillon or Aiken … we don’t know) who goes by the online name “Corey All-In” or “Corey Allen” … but his real name is Corey Allen Whittington. … and he uses a different name online for good reason. [NOTE: Generally watch out for folks that use online names “different” than their own.]
There are lots of these folks political blogger online … but we started to notice him early in the SC Superintendent of Education race when as an avowed conservative, he was apparently “shilling” for the monied special interest favorite candidate Ellen Weaver.
We asked ourselves, why in the world would a supposed far-right conservative blogger think Ellen Weaver was the “most conservative” candidate in the race??? Well, they wouldn’t … so we knew something was up.
[NOTE: We learned long ago from a political consultant that one common tactic out there is to throw a little $$$ (like $1,000) at a Facebook political “personality” and they will post & comment whatever you want them to say. Sorta like fashion influencers, just in the political social media arena. This consultant told us he would hire one in the low-county, one in the midlands, and one in the upstate … and it was the best $3,000 investment of the campaign. So, pay attention to folks that take atypical positions online … or relentlessly attack certain figures for cryptic reasons … often they are being PAID. #TrustNoONE!!!]
We also asked ourselves why in the world would Ellen Weaver, a Bob Jones University graduate, Christian conservative, running at the time Jim DeMint’s political thinktank even interview with this guy (as we had heard rumors of his background)? No way would she do such … and it was obvious that Corey Allen Whittington was her avenue into “manipulating” conservatives into thinking she was conservative herself. That seems to have proven out true as we hear a lot of conservatives having “buyers remorse” over Ellen Weaver today.
LearnTheirTRICKS!!!
Corey’s SLED Report:
Well, it is one thing to be an online political blogger trying to make a living and willing to say whatever, for whomever … but when “good people” start believing these folks … that is a problem.
Know that it takes a certain personality type to be willing to be a grifter … or shill for the candidate with the most money … and usually you can find they have a CRIMINAL background.
So once we heard about Mr. Whittington pumping up Ellen Weaver (on 6/19/2022) … we decided a few days later to pull his SLED Report (which you can see it’s dated 6/22/2022).
What a surprise … or not really!!!
NOTE: How to pull a criminal SLED Report (HERE).
For full 4 page SLED Report, click HERE.
BONUS PROGRAMMING NOTE: If you think this tip of the iceberg info on Mr. Whittington is bad … wait until you see the “establishment” & GOP Swept’s other front man from last Thursday night. This highly animated “Marine” is currently under TEN PENDING CRIMINAL CHARGES related to harming minors … such as …
0385-Sex / Criminal sexual conduct with minor or Attempt – victim under 11 yrs of age – First degree
It’s not pretty, so stay tuned …
We don’t really expect Mr. Whittington or others like him to wake up to their ways … or go away … this info about his criminal history is floating around out there, so people know.
But the real purpose of disclosing this more broadly … and under my name (as opposed to anonymously – remember, do NOT trust anonymous info – HERE) is so all the “fine political folks” that give the likes of this guy credibility … the Ellen Weavers of the world … or the other politicians that promote his (false) narratives … or the Pastors in Greenville … they can’t claim “I did not know.”
We have good people in Greenville … good Christian Bob Jones folks praising this guy. Mr. Whittington himself claims that DOZENS of Greenville conservatives invited him up to Greenville for this special called meeting (obviously hoping to have a fiasco … or a victory … which they got neither). IF that is true … those people need to know what they are doing, if they don’t already, and now they can’t deny it.
These folks are the ones who can no longer say “I did not know”. Corey will do what he does … it is his job … we don’t really care … but when the RINO “establishment” starts using the likes of the Corey types to promote their agenda … let’s ALL understand what is really going on.
#LearnTheirTRICKS!!!
Matthew 18: 15-17
We are also all big believers in Matthew 18: 15-17 … so when I first heard about Mr. Whittington and the fact he was bizarrely “trashing” us for some reason … I reached out to him. I left a voicemail, and have texted a few time … all to no avail.
We have seen the same thing with an alleged conservative blogger here in the upstate. They write incessantly about “Jeff Davis” and “mySCGOP” … but they never talk to us, they never ask for our side of the story … they just push their narrative.
Yes … it’s obvious!!! 😉
We interview with A LOT of reporters from local to national to international … and we are not always happy with what they write … but they at least have talked with us. When you see folks claiming to seek “the truth”, but they FLAT REFUSE to speak to all sides … they truly are not seeking truth.
Always remember … DON’T TRUST ANYONE … and maybe that is especially true for most online political bloggers.
But, People Change?
Yes, people do change … people do learn from their mistakes … and people do repent and deserve forgiveness and a 2nd chance. We believe that and we support it. We actually know some friends & others that have troubled histories … but recovered .. but we know they have a constant fight to stay straight … and they don’t expect people to blindly trust them. It is a rule of recovery.
But those people reach out (if they want truth) … and return phone calls (if they want truth) … and they don’t YELL under their breath trying to create disruption at a GCRP Special Called Business meeting just 5 days ago.
And those people usually are not 36 years old with arrest records from a few years ago … right before they got into “political blogging”.
Friends, rehabilitation takes time … we all know that. A blind squirrel can find a nut, but blindly trusting someone with a recurring and recent criminal background is not smart. And to think they are not getting “compensated” somehow … not even Joe Biden would fall for that!!! 😉
Well, on second thought, Joe might like to hire Mr. Whittington knowing his criminal background … it would be just like part of the family.
P.S. Yes, I’ll take my personal 2008 business / bank deal that went south over this “bio” any day.
Got More Info / News Tips?
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Send it to us at team@mySCGOP.com or our confidential news email at mySCGOP@protonmail.com.
Dum spiro spero
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR …
Jeff Davis is co-founder of mySCGOP.com . Jeff is a ’89 graduate of The Citadel and in 1993 received his Law/MBA from USC. A tax attorney / CPA licensed in Georgia, Jeff is an uncompromised school choice advocate for K-12 children with special needs. Originally from Charleston, and having practiced in Atlanta, Jeff and his wife Olga now live in Greenville. Jeff completed his two year term as Greenville County Republican Party Chairman and is currently serving as GCRP State Executive Committeeman.
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3:45 – Childhood Cancer Awareness Month
Jeff shares highlights from a State House event recognizing Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, including a proclamation from Governor Henry McMaster and inspiring stories from childhood cancer survivors. The discussion also touches on the importance of continued research, advocacy, and support for affected families.
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(3) School choice remains one of the most significant policy debates facing South Carolina families.
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(5) Grassroots engagement remains the foundation of long-term political success.
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September is recognized nationwide as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time to honor children battling cancer, support their families, celebrate survivors, and remember those we have lost.
On September 1, Jeff Davis & Olga Lisinska attended South Carolina’s Childhood Cancer Awareness Month observance at the State House in Columbia. The event brought together advocates, families, survivors, and state leaders to raise awareness and offer encouragement to those affected by pediatric cancer.
The keynote speaker was Representative Mark Smith (R–District 99, Berkeley County – HERE), a longtime supporter of childhood cancer awareness efforts in South Carolina. Rep. Smith shared a proclamation from Gov. Henry McMaster that said cancer is the leading cause of death by disease for children. Event organizer and advocate Kristine Schaffer was recognized for her work and delivered the “Prayer of Joy,” a message of hope for children and families facing cancer.
Jeff Davis, Chairman of the Greenville County Republican Party and co-founder of mySCGOP.com, expressed his support for the cause:
“We care about kids, and we care about cancer. Childhood Cancer Awareness Month reminds us that every child fighting this disease deserves our prayers, our support, and our commitment to finding better treatments and ultimately a cure. This is something we strongly support.”
The gold ribbon serves as the symbol of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Throughout September, South Carolinians are encouraged to learn more about childhood cancer, support affected families, and keep children undergoing treatment in their thoughts and prayers.
At mySCGOP.news, we proudly join in recognizing Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and standing with the brave children and families facing this challenge every day.
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Coffee & Politics – Greenville Edition (August 28, 2026) Highlights
Watch the full episode: Thank you for joining us for another week of Coffee & Politics Greenville. This week’s discussion focused on the aftermath of South Carolina’s recent election, the future of the conservative movement, school choice, immigration, tax policy, and grassroots activism.
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The program opens with a prayer for South Carolina and a discussion of the week’s election results. Panelists discuss the importance of faith, perseverance, and keeping perspective following victories and disappointments at the ballot box.
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(2) School choice and education reform continue to be major policy priorities.
(3) Immigration and border security remain top concerns for many voters.
(4) Voter education and grassroots involvement are essential to long-term political success.
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