Trailing Elis: South Carolina
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Two days before the Republican primary, life here seems — surprisingly — to be carrying on as normal. That is, except for the rain: that overcast drear that Carolinians are facing as they almost never do. And the passers-by, however politically unengaged they appear, can talk politics for hours, like the security guard who spent 30 minutes Thursday expounding on why she was undecided.
Clinton named secretary of state
