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		Inez Tenenbaum, the Democratic party s choice for the open Senate seat for South Carolina, has chosen to make tax reform, specifically her opposition to it, the centerpiece issue of her candidacy.
		Inez Tenenbaum clearly hopes that voters don t understand basic economics and that they will forget about the price-ratcheting effect of producer, employee, and hidden consumer taxes buried in the current price of every good or service Americans purchase.
		Tenenbaum and Democratic critics of the FairTax are simply being disingenuous in labeling Jim DeMint a tax hiker.
	www.jimdemint.com /cgi-data/news/files/167.shtml (687 words)

	Inez Tenenbaum - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Born in Hawkinsville, Georgia, Tenenbaum graduated from the University of Georgia in 1972, and received a law degree from the University of South Carolina in 1986.
		Tenenbaum was elected State Superintendent of Education in 1998 and was reelected in 2002.
		Tenenbaum was the Democratic candidate for retiring Democrat Fritz Hollings's seat in the U.S. Senate; she lost in the 2004 election to Republican Jim DeMint.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Inez_Tenenbaum (221 words)

	Inez Tenenbaum, CGPS Commencement Speaker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Inez Tenenbaum, South Carolina's fifteenth state superintendent of education, has been an energetic and determined advocate for children throughout her career.
		A former school teacher and an attorney, Tenenbaum is the founder of the South Carolina Center for Family Policy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to reforming the state's juvenile justice system.
		Inez Tenenbaum received her bachelor's of science and master of education degrees from the University of Georgia in 1972 and 1974 respectively.
	www.citadel.edu /pao/newsreleases/archives/spring00/tenenbaum.html (276 words)

	"CAMPAIGN CONFIDENTIAL - Forward.com" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tenenbaum, South Carolina’s superintendent of education and the state’s top vote-getter in her last election, is a Methodist.
		Tenenbaum, who describes herself as “a strong supporter of Israel,” has visited the Jewish state twice; on one visit she met with the minister of education in Jerusalem and was interested to learn that “the issues were the same as what I was facing.”
		Tenenbaum supports the USA Patriot Act, the mention of which was one of the sure-fire hiss lines among the liberal activists in the Democratic presidential primaries.
	www.forward.com /articles/campaign-confidential-65 (1166 words)

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		Inez Tenenbaum is the candidate to beat in the race to fill the seat of retiring Senator Fritz Hollings.
		Tenenbaum’s current name recognition is 82%, and her favorable rating is nearly double that of her unfavorable rating.
		Tenenbaum will need all of the money and resources she can muster, but we are confident that, at least in South Carolina, this Democrat can emerge victorious on Election Day.
	www.schotline.com /inez033004.htm (585 words)

	Center for Creative Leadership - 2001 News Release: Inez Moore Tenenbaum, South Carolina State Superintendent of ...
		Tenenbaum attended the Center's Leadership at the Peak program in March 2000, and she has been instrumental in making leadership a fundamental requirement for school reform as part of South Carolina's strategic plan for education.
		Tenenbaum and her team are committed to improving public education in South Carolina at every level, and she has made leadership development for superintendents, principals, and other administrators one of her top priorities.
		Tenenbaum is also the founder of the South Carolina Center for Family Policy, a nonprofit organization dedicated to reforming the state's juvenile justice system.
	www.ccl.org /leadership/news/2001/inez.aspx?pageId=671 (714 words)

	Truth Check: Americans For Job Security Ad Against Inez Tenenbaum - Commitment 2006
		Tenenbaum's campaign maintains AJS is a beltway attack squad or "stealth PAC" that operates at the direction of two veteran Republican operatives.
		Tenenbaum further asserted that case was an effort to keep the staffer from traveling alone through an unfamiliar city.
		While Tenenbaum did indicate support for an unfinished and eventually unrealized tax increase in 2003, she has not gone on record since then as supporting a tax increase, and as such, it is misleading to say that "now she wants...
	www.wyff4.com /politics/3632680/detail.html (1267 words)

	Tenenbaum Belittled Herself With Shameful Debate Performance
		Tenenbaum is desperately trying to distance herself as far as she can from the presidential campaign of Democratic presidential nominee John F. Kerry.
		Tenenbaum's response was she did not want to tie herself to a national candidate as DeMint has done with President Bush.
		But what Tenenbaum didn't want to say was that she is absolutely supporting Kerry and his pro-abortion, pro-gay rights, higher taxes and big government platform he will implement if elected because she knows that would be political suicide in South Carolina, where President Bush is expected to win 60-70% of the vote.
	www.commonvoice.com /article.asp?colid=1697 (1456 words)

	Online NewsHour \| Vote 2004 \| Key Races \| South Carolina Senate Race \| Inez Tenenbaum
		Tenenbaum acknowledged the strategy in an interview with the Washington Post saying Republicans will attempt to show her to be a classic Democratic liberal.
		Tenenbaum has said the issues she intends to focus on in her Senate race are creating jobs, education and health care.
		Tenenbaum's campaign was embarrassed in early August during a conference call with reporters aimed at highlighting her pledge to protect American jobs from going overseas.
	www.pbs.org /newshour/vote2004/key-races/sc_tenenbaum.html (731 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Inez will be accessible to the people she represents; we will feel that the person who represents us in Washington truly cares, because she does.
		Inez Tenenbaum is not the sincere candidate, or the smart candidate or the most South Carolinian candidate.
		Inez Tenenbaum is a Democrat who would be a formidable gubernatorial candidate, and such a campaign would play to her strengths, not her weaknesses.
	www.free-times.com /archive/coverstorarch/election_senate_04.html (1548 words)

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		Tenenbaum said her requests for early childhood education, reading, and extended day/year programs were cut by the General Assembly.
		Tenenbaum was most candid when Morrison asked if she requested sufficient resources to meet the needs of the children.
		Tenenbaum described how the experience had deepened her understanding of what is required to educate children from poverty and the difficulties in putting programs in place.
	www.scsba.org /030803_funding_trial/040504_funding_trial_coverage.doc (1313 words)

	Inez Tenenbaum
		South Carolina state Superintendent of Education Inez Tenenbaum, speaking to about 160 state high school students Thursday attending South Carolina Business Week 2000 at Erskine College, said the campers were part of the "smartest" generation ever produced in America.
		Tenenbaum left the students with words of wisdom from her perspective that emphasized the importance of enthusiasm and inspiration.
		Tenenbaum, who served as a teacher and as an attorney before taking public office, also fielded a question about women entering politics.
	www.erskine.edu /news/tenenbaum.07.18.00.html (549 words)

	Ocean Champions Voter Fund - Races
		Inez Tenenbaum, 53, is a lawyer from Lexington County, SC.
		Inez Tenenbaum has shown a commitment to environmental protection throughout her career, from practicing environmental law in the late 1980s, to working as State Superintendent of Education to get tough on litter violators and help South Carolina students understand the importance of the environment in their lives and future.
		Inez believes it is time for the nation to live up to its promise to clean up the chemical and radioactive pollution at the Savannah River Site for future generations of South Carolinians.
	www.oceanvoter.org /racesSCsenate.htm (1311 words)

	Who is Inez Tenenbaum? A Kerry-esque Tax Hiker -- FreedomWorks.org
		Inez Tenenbaum may or may not win South Carolina’s Senate seat, but she may very well take first prize in the competition for the most dishonest campaign in the country.
		Fortunately, Inez Tenenbaum has done and said enough in her short career in politics for us to get an idea of what sort of Senator she would be.
		Tenenbaum held a rally on April 16, 2003 outside the South Carolina State House to unveil her plan to raise state taxes by as much as $2.3 billion.
	www.freedomworks.org /informed/issues_template.php?issue_id=2109 (1418 words)

	Paul J. Gessing on FairTax, Tax Reform, Inez Tenenbaum, and Jim DeMint on NRO Financial
		Inez Tenenbaum, the Democratic party’s choice for the open Senate seat for South Carolina, has chosen to make tax reform, specifically her opposition to it, the centerpiece issue of her candidacy.
		Tenenbaum and Democratic critics of the FairTax are simply being disingenuous in labeling Jim DeMint a “tax hiker.” Rep. DeMint has proven himself to be a great friend of taxpayers, having received “A” grades on the National Taxpayers Union’s comprehensive fiscal scorecard in four of his five years in office.
		In the parlance of today’s youth, Tenenbaum is just being a “hater.” She is more than willing to put someone else’s ideas down, and in the process she is hoping to focus attention away from her own past votes to increase taxes and her lack of a viable alternative.
	www.nationalreview.com /nrof_comment/gessing200410150832.asp (856 words)

	Tenenbaum’s brutal realities
		Also, according to Tenenbaum, SC schools are underfunded and suffer from a lack of coordination and central leadership.
		Tenenbaum went on to say SC students are at or above the national average for most standardized testing.
		Tenenbaum said she has proposed several initiatives to continue improving the SC public school system like alternative routes to graduation including virtual schools, credit recovery labs, and dual credit courses.
	www.thecolumbiastar.net /news/2006/0210/Front_Page/002.html (521 words)

	Tenenbaum is proven winner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tenenbaum began her career in the classroom, teaching fourth grade in her native Georgia.
		Tenenbaum particularly enjoyed her child advocacy work for the committee and decided go to law school in her early 30s to bolster her credentials.
		Tenenbaum said she wants voters to elect her to the Senate for her competence, not because she would be the first female senator from South Carolina.
	www.scdp.org /DP/Press/S8-14-03-Inez.htm (322 words)

	"Tenenbaum avoids ties with Kerry" (But gives his campiagn $$$) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tenenbaum, the state’s popular education superintendent, is seeking the Democratic nomination to fill the seat of U.S. Sen. Fritz Hollings, the Charleston Democrat who is retiring.
		Tenenbaum’s husband, Samuel, was a high-profile supporter of Kerry during the S.C. Democratic presidential primary.
		If Tenenbaum had her druthers, she’d be running on a Democratic ticket headed by U.S. Sen. John Edwards, the North Carolinian who won the S.C. primary but failed to win his party’s nomination.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1124039/posts (1445 words)

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		It seems that Inez Tenenbaum’s political creed is to discriminate against her fellow Americans who she perceives as having nothing to offer that might benefit Inez Tenenbaum.
		They can thank Inez Tenenbaum for this situation because for selfish reasons, she refuses to debate with 3 of the 5 candidates running for the U.S. Senate.
		Inez Tenenbaum is abusing her power already and she’s only a candidate.
	www.schotline.com /reb100604.htm (487 words)

	Inez Tenenbaum on Free Trade (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Inez would require the President to develop a Trade Impact Statement analyzing the potential impact on the U.S. economy before negotiating any future trade deal.
		Inez supports an immediate moratorium on new trade agreements, including the proposed Central American Free Trade Agreement, until the economy adjusts to existing agreements.
		Tenenbaum would stop entering new trade agreements without a full understanding of their impact on SC, and get tough on countries like China that undermine fair trade.
	ontheissues.org /International/Inez_Tenenbaum_Free_Trade.htm (370 words)

	Michael Graham on South Carolina & Senate on National Review Online
		School Superintendent Inez Tenenbaum, their strongest candidate, has decided to enter the race for Fritz Hollings's U.S. Senate seat.
		But even if Inez shared his faith (she's a Methodist), there is no evidence that it would have hurt her political fortunes.
		Despite all the positives she has as a person and a candidate, Inez Tenenbaum simply doesn't come close to representing the beliefs of South Carolina voters.
	www.nationalreview.com /comment/comment-graham082003.asp (728 words)

	Inez Tenenbaum on Civil Rights (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tenenbaum immediately jumped on the comment as "un-American" and bizarre, the story flew across the nation on the internet and DeMint has single-handedly revived the old notion that South Carolina's democracy is only slightly more advanced than Afghanistan's.
		Inez will work to help create jobs across South Carolina by supporting the Small Business Administration's programs to link minority firms with federal contracting, and to make business loans more readily available.
		Tenenbaum says she could support a Constitutional amendment proposed by President Bush to define marriage.
	www.issues2000.org /Domestic/Inez_Tenenbaum_Civil_Rights.htm (510 words)

	GreenvilleOnline.com - Columbia mayor Coble joins Tenenbaum in Senate race (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Tenenbaum's plans for a splashy announcement next week were short-circuited when her husband, retired industrialist Sam Tenenbaum, sent an e-mail late Tuesday to scores of supporters and journalists announcing that "Inez is going to run."
		Tenenbaum said she brings "appealability" from having easily won two statewide elections on the votes of Democrats, Independents and Republicans, combined with education being the public's top priority.
		Tenenbaum cited her background in environmental law, practice with a large corporate firm that provided insight to the tax code's impact on jobs and industry recruiting, and travels to Africa and Israel, where she has met with national leaders.
	greenvilleonline.com /news/2003/08/13/2003081311976.htm (699 words)

	Transcript for October 17 - Meet the Press, online at MSNBC - MSNBC.com
		TENENBAUM: Well, now, it's a moot point because courts have found it unconstitutional. It would--for it to have received my vote, I would have had to have it--a situation where we would ban a partial-birth abortion but you have to have an exception, if the mother's life is severely threatened.
		TENENBAUM: Well, South Carolina has a law that requires parental notification. Also our law has a judicial bypass for young women who can't get the approval of their parents because they might be victims of...
		TENENBAUM: I want to be a senator because I want to work to help develop jobs in South Carolina, continue to be a leader in education, and also help to find affordable health insurance for our citizens of our state.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/6267835 (5733 words)

	CNN.com - DeMint set to win clash with Tenenbaum - Nov 2, 2004
		In 1998, Tenenbaum was elected Superintendent of Education, receiving 58 percent of the vote.
		Tenenbaum is an abortion-rights advocate but has said she would vote against partial-birth abortions, with an exception for the health of the mother.
		Tenenbaum faced criticism about state schools and their inability to meet the "No Child Left Behind" standards, as well as for her support for raising taxes on beer and wine, cigarettes and gasoline to pay for education.
	edition.cnn.com /2004/ALLPOLITICS/11/02/senate.southcarolina/index.html (603 words)

	Southern Textile News - Textile and apparel manufacturing news.
		Roger Chastain, president of Mount Vernon Mills, introduces Inez Tenebaum during a press conference launching a grassroots campaign to elect the Democrat candidate to the U.S. Senate, as textile industry leaders look on.
		During the press conference, Tenenbaum warned that the end of global quotas on textiles and apparel at the end of the year will further cost the industry many more jobs.
		Tenenbaum, and others in the group, have targeted DeMint for positions the U.S. Congressman has taken on trade, including his support of the Central American Free Trade Agreement (CAFTA).
	www.textilenews.com /news/092704_6.html (500 words)

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