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"FacebookPinterest\n\nIf you're a politics junkie, South Carolina is heaven on Earth: in what other state could the story of an Indian-American Republican gubernatorial nominee smeared as an extra-marital philanderer by her own party rate a distant second on the lurid fascination scale? (Not even Illinois!) For the past week, Nikki Haley\u2014who won her primary and is well-positioned to be the state's next governor, whether she was faithful or not\u2014has been given the ultimate media-distracting gift in the person of Alvin Greene, a 32-year-old unemployed, impoverished Army veteran with no political experience and a looming federal pornography charge who somehow trounced the well-known, well-funded Democratic candidate in the primary for South Carolina's U.S. Senate seat.\n\nGreene's puzzling victory has gripped the state, and now Corey Hutchins, a reporter for the Columbia Free Times, the city's free weekly, has written a fascinating, definitive account that includes (toward the end) an interview with Greene in he appears to name one of his own cats on the spot. The piece ends with a quick interview with one of Greene's skeptical neighbors, an elderly man who tells Hutchins that Greene \"ain't wrapped tight.\" \"Something,\" the man says to the reporter, \"ain't right.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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