He isn’t up for reelection for another 5 years isn’t he?

I’ve always wondered how a state that could elect a Jim DeMint could also elect a Lindsey Graham.

but that’ almot impossible — however, with a lot of people in SC POed at the government and RINOs, it might happen.

to busy saving the world from Global Cooling to support his colleagues. Just another RINO !

The folks of S. Carolina have the wisdom to elect a DeMint, and yet ….

…Lindsey Graham? Are you kidding me?

The great state of SC has done great things for this country…History has proven it!!….Get rid of this Rino.. and keep the batting record.. Get rid of this Liberal Republican! Sorry dude, you are pathetic!

but when are we going to stop mouthing off about it and start doing something? I am too old and too broke to start thinking about a statewide campaign. However, there has to be middle aged men or women who actually have the true conservative values that we all seek? These people could be identified, vetted, interviewed and brought forth in a “state meeting at the Tea Party or 9/12 gatherings” where our new coalitions are being born. I would think we would want candidates who are honest, dependable, conservative, thick skinned and willing to undergo the slings and arrows that they would surely face. Then the candidate could be put into the D or R primary system if possible and then we make sure that the money and ground work be done to get the win and on to the general election and a win. The candidate could be a D-I like Joe Lieberman or a R-I like others and caucus with the Rs. If you don’t think that is possible, maybe a L who would caucus with the Tea Party crowd in DC. What do others think?????????

“The people of South Carolina deserve better. ”

I’m not sure I agree. In spite of Graham displaying his Left Leaning principles esp. om illegal immigration, he won re-election. I live in Georgia–I didn’t vote for him nor did anyone except South Carolinians.

So we got what they deserve. Not fair!!!!!!

Wow, that’s exactly what I was thinking. He’s worthless and he’s definitely a “member.” (I hope this double entendre is obvious enough.)

…and in South Carolina it shouldn’t be hard to find a good conservative to run against that putz.

…from all those “angry white guys” that he fears so terribly. The committees are just full of them, you know.

That’s probably why he always looks like he’s about to break into tears; trembling fear of “angry white guys” lurking around every corner, ready to pounce.

the sun don’t shine. Most likely it is in an internal cavity of John McCain. His hero worship of the RINO in chief approached embarrassing lengths during the campaign, the worst since Ol’ Bob Dole was thumped. Graham is the second most popular choice for the MSM on those rare occasions when McCain isn’t available to bad mouth the Republicans on TV.

I live in the adjoining state of Georgia; we are not without our own state and national problems. However, when Lindsay Graham’s Townhall video made its rounds, one of his remarks just kinda stepped on my last good nerve “This is where the Republican Party is headed; if you don’t like it, leave”.
You good people in south Carolina just sent this RINO back to “his” town for another 6 year term; he is your problem, but in a larger sense, he is my problem also. He, like so many others, develop a “God” complex, inside the beltway. If he is not speaking for you, then re-call him. Don’t cry that there is nothing you can do.

He played the race-card (“angry white men”, circa 1995) on us all – disgusting.

He was responsible (in large part) for undermining the Clinton impeachment process, whilst publicly grooming himself as above the rancour &c., and only interested in the truth.

I’ll say it again: he just played the 1990′s ABC / TIME / CNN / Newsweek / Air America / Pacifica Radio/ NYT / CBS race-card on us all.

Lindsey is only conservative for 6 months every 6 years, the 6 months he has to campaign for re-election. I’ve only lived in SC for two years but it didn’t take me long to figure out Lindsey Graham is 1) the RINO poster boy and 2) to paraphrase Lloyd Bentsen, “He is no Jim Demint”. I remember the first radio ad I heard with the dear boy claiming to be a TRUE conservative, I damn near lost my lunch.

I know we are stuck with him for five more years, and I know he is an embarrassment to the Republican Party, but maybe someone will emerge to challenge him in the next primary. Joe Wilson are you listening?

a law on the books where you can recall a public official. If they do the people should demand a recall…..