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YCDP TV 50: Candidate Bruce Cole for Comptroller General

1 h 1 min · 26 de may de 2026
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Meet Bruce Cole [https://yorkscdems.org/candidates-state-offices#bruce-cole], Democratic candidate for South Carolina Comptroller General. Bruce's list of education and business credentials is as long as... well, I can't bring myself to repeat the cliché, so let's just say it's really long, and well suited for what is generally considered to be a fairly technical position. Good enough, but now get to know the person behind the resumé. That means we have two highly qualified Democratic candidates for this office. We talked to Tiffany Boozer [/ycdptv/ycdp-tv-48-candidate-tiffany-boozer-for-comptroller-general] a couple of weeks ago. It's going to be hard to decide.

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