www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-11-07 22:22:08

SUMMARY: The Hickory Nut, a 27-year-old business in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, suffered devastating damage during Hurricane Helene, leaving the owner, Sherry Cummings, seeking answers and assistance. Cummings filmed the moment her business and home were washed away, with personal belongings floating down the river. Despite her insurance company offering minimal compensation, claiming they only occupied 15% of the building, she has managed to set up a temporary shop at the Tryon International Equestrian Center. Cummings remains hopeful for support and is determined to rebuild as engineers assess the damage.

Left in the dark by their insurance company, a business destroyed in Hurricane Helene is looking for help

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-11-05 22:39:17

SUMMARY: Republican incumbent William Timmons has won the race for South Carolina’s Fourth District, securing 60% of the vote against Democrat Catherine Harvey (38%) and Constitution candidate Mark Hackett (3%). Timmons expressed gratitude for the strong voter support, which allows him to return to Washington, D.C., for a fourth consecutive term. He celebrated with supporters at a GOP watch party in Spartanburg County, where he thanked them for their role in his primary win. Timmons acknowledged ongoing challenges like inflation and energy prices, promising to work hard to address these issues and uphold the American dream.

William Timmons wins 4th Congressional District in South Carolina

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www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2024-11-05 14:30:00

SUMMARY: The Electoral College has sparked significant debate, with two-thirds of Americans favoring a switch to a popular vote for presidential elections. The system allocates electors to states based on population, complicating direct voter influence. Critics highlight instances where candidates lost the popular vote yet won the presidency, while supporters argue it encourages candidates to engage beyond major urban areas. The issue gained prominence after Hillary Clinton won the popular vote but lost the 2016 election due to the Electoral College. The divide is evident, with Democrats more supportive of a popular vote approach. What are your thoughts on this debate?

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