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|terms=January 3, 2005 - January 5, 2011

|terms=January 3, 2005 - January 5, 2011

|preceded=Jim DeMint

|preceded=[[Jim DeMint]]

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|succeeded=[[Trey Gowdy]]

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'''Robert Durden "Bob" Inglis, Sr.''' (born October 11, 1959 in Savannah, Georgia) is the former [[Republican]] U.S. Representative from [[South Carolina]]'s 4th congressional district, a [[RINO]] who was defeated in his own primary in 2010 by a virtually unprecedented landslide of 71-29%.   

'''Robert Durden "Bob" Inglis, Sr.''' (born October 11, 1959 in Savannah, Georgia) is the former [[Republican]] U.S. Representative from [[South Carolina]]'s 4th congressional district, a [[RINO]] who was defeated in his own primary in 2010 by a virtually unprecedented landslide of 71-29%.   

Inglis lost in his 2010 to district attorney Trey Gowdy. Inglis received criticism from [[conservatives]] for voting for a Democratic resolution opposing the 2007 military surge in [[Iraq]] and voting in favor of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act ([[TARP]]). After the election, Inglis suggested that [[Tea Party]] favorites such as former vice presidential nominee [[Sarah Palin]] and conservative talk show hosts like [[Glenn Beck]] were the cause of his defeat.<ref>http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=YzU0ZTI3Y2M3ZjNiNmVmZjM4Y2EzYjY0NmNkMGY5YjA=</ref>

Inglis lost in his 2010 reelection primary to district attorney Trey Gowdy. Inglis received criticism from [[conservatives]] for voting for a Democratic resolution opposing the 2007 military surge in [[Iraq]] and voting in favor of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act ([[TARP]]). After the election, Inglis suggested that [[Tea Party]] favorites such as former vice presidential nominee [[Sarah Palin]] and conservative talk show hosts like [[Glenn Beck]] were the cause of his defeat.<ref>http://corner.nationalreview.com/post/?q=YzU0ZTI3Y2M3ZjNiNmVmZjM4Y2EzYjY0NmNkMGY5YjA=</ref>

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