Monthly Archives: April 2010

Curtis Loftis just may be the most unconventional politician you’ll meet.

Please see below an editorial from the Charleston Post and Courier that discusses the Treasurer’s Office mishandling of $60 million in state money. State of counting confusion In a fiscal squeeze this tight, we simply can’t afford to “misplace” $60 … Continue reading →

From the Aiken Standard: A $60 million error in Columbia is causing legislators to cut more deeply into an already depleted budget and is being used as fodder in the fight for the treasurer seat.

“Our unemployment rate is too high, special interests still wield too much influence at the Statehouse, and our state’s finances are a mess. Who is to blame? We are never afraid to name names so will start with one -­‐ … Continue reading →

In a post by The Nerve, the author examines politicians in ads. Pols in Ads: The People’s Work or Self-Promotion? Don’t hate me because I’m powerful. Perhaps that is the message a handful of high-ranking South Carolina politicians would send … Continue reading →

In 1999, after years of successfully running his small business, Curtis Loftis founded the Saluda Charitable Foundation, a Christian based effort that has provided 170,000 meals, housing, medical care, and education to the least fortunate around the world. In 2007, … Continue reading →

Outsider’ pledges transparency in treasurer’s office April 5, 2010 According to Curtis Loftis, a Republican candidate for South Carolina treasurer, there is a crisis of leadership in Columbia. “Our leaders don’t work long enough, they don’t work hard enough and … Continue reading →

The Sumter Item – April 3, 2010 By: Gina Vasselli According to Curtis Loftis, a Republican candidate for South Carolina treasurer, there is a crisis of leadership in Columbia. “Our leaders don’t work long enough, they don’t work hard enough … Continue reading →