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Dylan Nolan is a journalist based in Charleston, South Carolina, focusing on local news and politics. As a writer for FITSNews, Dylan covers a range of topics including investigations into troubled school districts, political elections, judicial reform, and law enforcement issues. With a deep knowledge of the local community, Dylan provides readers with in-depth coverage and analysis of the issues affecting Charleston and the surrounding areas.

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Geo Focus

United States (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Legal Policy Regulation: 33 %
Government Announcement: 33 %
Evolving Stories: 17 %
Breaking News: 5 %
Event Coverage: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Government
  • Politics
  • Security Policy
  • Educational Policy
  • Regional Economy

Pitching Insights

Dylan Nolan's coverage primarily focuses on local government and legal policy regulation, with an emphasis on South Carolina and Charleston. His articles address issues related to the mayoral elections, judicial reform, law enforcement behavior, and legislative debates.

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Articles

FITSNews

Unsolicited ‘Dick Pic’: SC Young Republican Leader Resigns Amid Scandal

Unsolicited ‘Dick Pic’: SC Young Republican Leader Resigns Amid Scandal

South Carolina Young Republican ( SCYR ) chairman Joe Bowers resigned from his leadership position with the party after being accused of publicly displaying an unsolicited “dick pic.” In a letter sent to national Young Republican chairman Hayden Padgett, a Palmetto State GOP official named Christen Norman accused Bowers of showing her a nude photograph of himself at a public event – despite her stating beforehand that she did not wish to see the racy image.

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Embattled SC Young Republican Chairman (Actually) Resigns

Embattled SC Young Republican Chairman (Actually) Resigns

By: Dylan Nolan

Last week, FITSNews reported on allegations that South Carolina Young Republican ( SCYR ) chairman Joe Bowers displayed an unsolicited nude picture of himself to another party official at a political event in Arizona. The allegation was leveled by S.C. Republican Party ( SCGOP ) third vice chair Christen Norman in both a letter (reproduced below) sent to Young Republican chairman Hayden Padgett, as well as in a formal complaint sent to the organization.

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