Attack on Nephron: South Carolina's people have to lose, for Democrats to win?

Nephron spent $62 million on local contractors
to build its new plant  near I-77 outside Cayce.
The plant was finished early and has already
ramped up production lines.  

The Columbia-based Cyber-gossip Website FITS News is declaring bigtime economic development score Nephron Phamaceuticals is drowning.
Link: Pro-Democrat, Liberal-Tarian hopes for SC job loses to damage Haley

The Lexington County company has hired more than 100 people and announced a plan, at its groundbreaking in 2012, to hire up-to 700 over a five-to-ten year period.
Neprhon had a Grand Opening in June, after it was built almost a year ahead of schedule. The company expanded its production lines before it opened it doors, and produces 125 million vials of product a month.
And Nephron is in negotiations for a large contract that would result in the opening of more production lines. Competitors would benefit by spreading rumors to damage Nephron. Is that FITS' goal?
Who else would try to sabotage Nephron? Haters of Gov. Nikki Haley for one. Bill and Lou Kennedy, Nephron owners and SC natives, gave $30 million to USC for pharmacy education. They also support Haley. That drives Democrats crazy.
More Conservative Lexington County is not a favorite of the left, and its media, either.
The pro-Democrat, disguised as Liberal-Tarian, FITS no doubt has a method to attack any good economic news in South Carolina.
With today's attempt to bury Nephron, it looks like the FITS site just went in changed the name on the template for the latest hit piece. Regular targets to hate for FITS include mass-job producers Boeing and Amazon. Both are flourishing despite FITS News' reports of floundering and imminent demise.
Also, FITS founder has been outed as the brains behind Wonder-Boy US Senate petition candidate,Tommy Ravenel. Ravenel should be asked if he shares the same prayers, as his consultant, that so many South Carolinians remain unemployed or get fired?
For FITS, it is a luxury to wish economic collapse on so many South Carolinians. Suspicions are that the site is propped up by some politician's “Daddy's money” with some juice from a silver-nose-spooned felon.