Perry South Carolina Visits


Total: 7 visits, 20 days
2012
JANUARY
>(arriving from NH) Former Gov. Rick Perry visited SC on January 8-19, 2012.
On January 8 he did a meet and greet at The Beacon Drive-In in Spartanburg.
On January 9 he did a meet and greet at Mama Penn's in Anderson; a Main Street walk in Pickens, starting at the Pickens County Courthouse ad ending at the Gatehouse Restaurant; addressed the First Monday Club luncheon at the Poinsett Club in Greenville; and held a meet and greet at Stax's Original Restaurant in Greenville.
On January 10 he did a meet and greet at Kinch's in Rock Hill; a town hall at Sun City Lake House in Fort Mill; and a meet and greet at Shealy's Bar-B-Que in Leesville.
On January 11 he did a meet and greet at Lizard's Thicket in Lexington; a meet and greet at Doc's Barbecue and Southern Buffet in Columbia; a Main Street walk in Aiken, starting atThe Gun Rack and ending at Lionel Smith Ltd.; a town hall meeting at MunicipalBuilding Conference Center in Aiken; and a meet and greet at Al's Family Restaurant in North Augusta.
On January 12 he held a meet and greet at Lizard's Thicket in Blythewood; a meet and greet at Duke's Barb-B-Q in Orangeburg; a Main Street walk in Summerville, starting and ending at the Murphy Law Firm; a Main Street walk in Walterboro, (according to the advisory starting at Coffeehouse Books); and a meet and greet at Fat Jack's Grillin' and Chillin' restaurant in Walterboro.
On January 13 he did a meet and greet at the Hilton Head Diner in Hilton Head; a meet and greet at the Squat 'N' Gobble in Bluffton; and a meet and greet at the Charleston Crab House in Charleston.
On January 14 he did a meet and greet at Page's Okra Grill in Mount Pleasant; participated in the "Huckabee Forum: South Carolina Undecided" at the College of Charleston in Charleston; and did a Main Street walk in Georgetown, starting at the town clock and going down Front Street.
On January 15 he addressed the Faith & Freedom/South Carolina GOP Prayer Breakfast at the Sheraton Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach; and speak at the South Carolina Tea Party's first statewide convention at the Springmaid Beach Resort in Myrtle Beach.ed.not confirmed.
On January 16 he spoke at a Corporate & Community Awards Breakfast (part of a MLK Jr. celebration) at the Canal Street Recreation Center in Myrtle Beach; he participated in a CafeMom townhall meeting hosted by Frank Luntz and Lindsay Ferrier at Fresh Brewed Coffee House in Myrtle Beach; spoke at the South Carolina Faith & Freedom Coalition Presidential Kick Off at the Faith & Freedom Coalition Presidential Pavilion in Myrtle Beach; and participated in the SCGOP/Fox News Channel/Wall Street Journal Presidential Debate at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center in Myrtle Beach.
On January 17 he held a town hall meeting at the VFW in Murrells Inlet; appeared at a lunch fundraiser for the Florence County GOP at The Drive In Restaurant in Florence (acc. CarolinaLive.com he had a beef gyro); participated in the SC BIPEC forum at the Marriott Hotel in Columbia; and spoke at The Response prayer gathering at TD Convention Center in Greenville.
On January 18 he plans a meet and greet at Pizza Factory in Mauldin; a meet and greet at Bob Jones University in Greenville; he did a Main Street walk in Greer, along Trade Street, a meet and greet at Southern Thyme in Greer; and participated in the Personhood USA Forum at the Hilton Hotel in Greenville.
On January 19 in the morning he plans to speak at the Southern Republican Leadership Conference at the College of Charleston in Charleston; and in the evening he will participate in the CNN/SRLC debate at the Carolina First Arena at the College of Charleston in Charleston.he held a press conference at Hyatt Place in North Charleston where he announced suspension of his campaign and his endorsement of former Speaker Newt Gingrich.
On January 20 he plans a meet and greet at Hudson's Smokehouse in Lexington; and a meet and greet at Wade's Restaurant in Spartanburg.

(Anita Perry is scheduled to speak to the Charleston County Republican Women's Club at the Country Club of Charleston in Charleston, SC on January 17, 2012.)

(Anita Perry is scheduled to visit SC on January 9-10, 2012.  On January 9 she plans to speak at the First Monday Club Luncheon at Master's Wok in Anderson; and at the York County Federation of Republican Women Meeting at Thursday's Too in Rock Hill.  On the evening of January 10 she plans to speak at an Aiken County GOP meeting and reception at the Aiken Historical Museum in Aiken.)

>Gov. Rick Perry was scheduled to visit SC on January 4-5, 2012 including a stop in Aiken on January 4; and stops in Summerville and Walterboro on January 5, instead he returned to Texas for a reassessment.

2011
DECEMBER
>Gov. Rick Perry visited SC on December 8, 2011.  He held a Veterans for Perry press conference aboard the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant; did a main street walk in Beaufort on Bay Street starting at Harvey's Barber Shop and concluding at Blackstone's Café for lunch; did a town hall meeting in the Pinckney Social Hall at the Del Webb Community Center (Sun City) in Okatie; and dinner at the Stax Omega Diner in Greenville.

NOVEMBER
(Anita Perry is scheduled to visit SC on November 28-29, 2011.  On November 28 she plans to speak to the Socastee High Republican Club at Socastee High School; speak at the Waccamaw Neck Republican Club meeting at Jerry Rovner's residence in Pawley's Island; and speak to the Georgetown County GOP Patriot's Club meeting at the Georgetown County Library in Georgetown.  On November 29 she plans breakfast with activists at Daniel Island Grill in Daniel Island; a tour of the Medal of Honor Museum on board the USS Yorktown at Patriots Point in Mount Pleasant; and a meet and greet at Charleston Southern University in North Charleston.)

(Anita Perry is scheduled to do a neighborhood block walk, starting at Fairlan Drive and Fernwood Glen Road in Spartanburg, SC on the morning of November 12, 2011.)

>Gov. Rick Perry visited SC on November 11-12, 2011.  On November 11 he walked in the 33rd Annual City of Columbia Veterans Day Parade in downtown Columbia.  On the evening of November 12 he participated in the CBS/National Journal foreign policy debate in Spartanburg.

OCTOBER
>Gov. Rick Perry unveiled a key part of his jobs/economic plan at ISO Poly Films in Gray Court, SC on October 25, 2011.

SEPTEMBER
(Anita Perry appeared at the grand opening event of the Perry campaign’s state headquarters in Columbia, SC on September 21, 2011).

>Gov. Rick Perry visited SC on September 5, 2011.  He participated in U.S. Rep. Tim Scott's "First in the South" Presidential Town Hall Series at Horry Georgetown Technical College in Conway; and participate in Palmetto Freedom Forum in Columbia.Perry cancelled his appearance at the Palmetto Freedom Forum in order to fly back to Texas to deal with fires there.
 
AUGUST
>Gov. Rick Perry visited SC on August 19-20, 2011.  On August 19 he did a breakfast meet and greet at Bazen's Family Restaurant in Florence; spoke at Carolinas Hospital System in Florence where he was introduced/endorsed by physician and prominent fundraiser Eddie Floyd; met with a group of legislators in Columbia; spoke at the SC GOP "First-in-the-South Presidential Luncheon Series" fundraiser at Clarion Inn Town House in Columbia; toured downtown Greenville with Mayor Knox White starting at City Hall (The Greenville News reported stops at Hot Dog King and Barkery Bistro); and attended a fundraising reception at the home of Dan Adams president and CEO of The Capital Corporation, in Greenville (reported by CNN).  On August 20 he held a breakfast meet and greet at Tommy's Country Ham House in Greenville where he was endorsed by former House Speaker David Wilkins; received the endorsement of Senate Majority Leader Harvey Peeler during a brief unannounced event in the parking lot outside Fatz Restaurant in Gaffney; and held a lunch meet and greet at Old Town Bistro in Rock Hill.

>Gov. Rick Perry announced his candidacy at the Red State Gathering at the Francis Marion Hotel in Charleston, SC on August 13, 2011.