Headlines: 11.12.08 AM

SOUTH CAROLINA MEDIA & [PR]

SCBiz: Retail, office, transit project unveiled for N. Charleston

MarketWatch: American Titanium Works Selects Laurens County

Times & Democrat: Officials gather to discuss county’s future

Post & Courier: WATCHDOG REPORT: State group looking out for seniors should be non-profit

Southern Political Report: Black and White in Dixie: What Did and Didn’t Happen in the Election

Island Packet: Advocacy group urges expansion of health insurance for children

News Busters: CNN: Does the GOP ‘Have to Be Anti-Abortion’?

Post & Courier: Sanford’s call for accountability [A Must Read: Municipalities are now lining up in the me too line…]

Greenville News: Sanford wants parents to get charter school information

The State: Wanted: A front-row seat to history

The State: Kristol: Obama’s poised for presidential success

Upstate Today: Barrett unhappy with bailout usage

Post & Courier: Group wants workplace raids halted

The State: Spratt’s name floated for top Obama post

SOUTH CAROLINA BLOGS

FITSNews: “Sit Down And Shut Up … Or Else”

FITSNews: What Should Go “On The Record?”

Palmetto Scoop: 4th Circuit could move left

SCHotline: Please Welcome New Interns…

FITSNews: Another Historic Win

The Conservativist: Catching Up on Inglis After The Election

Earl Capps: Winning and losing in the Blogland

VSC: “Obama has school choice, South Carolinians don’t”

Palmetto Scoop: Big names look to 5th District

NATIONAL MEDIA & BLOGS

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AP: Paulson Says Treasury Is Shifting Focus of Bailout

MSNBC: POTENTIAL CABINET MEMBERS

Daniel Pipes: Obama Wins, Muslims Divided

CNBC: As More Companies Seek Aid, ‘Where Do You Stop?’

iReport: Berg v. Obama, is he a US Citizen?

Breitbart: Georgia congressman warns of Obama dictatorship

Michelle Malkin: Dubya and Zuni

Powerline: WE’VE BEEN HERE BEFORE

RedState: America: Now With More Czars Than Russia Ever Had

Townhall: Palin Puts “Brutal” Campaign Behind Her, Looks to 2012

NY Times: Democrats Seek Help for Automakers [Editors note: Where will it end...]