By Braden Bunch
Hoping to drive both South Carolina and national politics to a more centrist position, organizers of the fledgling American Party of South Carolina formally announced their eligibility to appear on the 2014 general election ballot.
Organized by former Superintendent of Education Jim Rex, a previous Democrat, and former gubernatorial hopeful Oscar Lovelace, a previous Republican, the two men stood among a group of about two dozen supporters on the first floor of the Statehouse, declaring they are now actively seeking candidates to carry the moderate banner for the party.
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