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Lindsey Graham Should Quit

Article By Writer Michael Kraft Author: Michael Kraft
Published: July 1, 2007
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Well, the title here may seem deceiving, I dont think he would think about quitting now in mid term, but he should quit before trying for reelection.

It is clear that the voters of South Carolina plan to make a public example out of Lindsey Graham. Lindsey will be the embodiment of the worst sellout attempt gone bad. Of all the self serving anti “middle class” legislation, this amnesty bill was the worst of the bunch.

This fact, coupled with him being from conservative South Carolina, exposed him to be serving people other than Americans. The voters are looking to chop a few heads and get the rest of the pliticians on their guard. American voters sem to have picked from the many sellouts and picked Lindsey and Mel Martinez to be the examples of what happens when you ignore Americans best interests.

Here is a bit of psuedo-research to show why Graham should bow out of the race and perhaps go on the “guest speaker” tour for La Raza and El Pueblo.

Lindsey Graham is already a target all over the FREE internet for recall and “dump Lindsey” grassroots efforts. See our post here about some of the many sites that are after the head of this traitor.

Now we take a look at the trends of the internet, which can be a very telling force in the truth about public opionion.

When you search the internet for Lindsey Graham 2008, you would expect to find his reelection already starting for next year. You would expect news about fundraising and his goals in office for the future. You dont find any of these things at all.

Of the TOP 10 search result for lindsey Graham 2008 here is a snippet of the top 10 results and web pages regarding his reelection effort.

Lindsey Graham is Toast in
www.rongoodwyne.com/2006/09/14/lindsey-graham-is-toast-in-2008/

Lindsey Graham Countdown
www.charlotteconservative.com/index.php/2007/06/lindsay-graham-countdown-clock/

poll finds Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) approval rating is taking a pounding in his home thehill.com/campaign-2008/grahams-approval-plunges-on-immigration-2007-06-22.html

Lindsey Graham - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
he had been heavily favored for reelection in 2008.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindsey_Graham

Blogger: Dump Lindsey Graham - Post a CommentAnd, for those of you not “in the know,” Sanford has assured the Graham 2008 people that he will not run against them.
https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=7551559687090180708&postID=8556209624483809525

Here’s Muchas Gracias, Senor Graham - or - What Lindsey Graham (R-SC) Can Look Forward to in 2008. “Anti-Graham attack for the 2008 election” …
guerillawomentn.blogspot.com/2007/06/rightwing-attacks-sen-lindsey-graham.html

Lindsey Graham preparing for 2008? David Yepsen in the Des Moines Register documents some interesting noises from Republican Senator Lindsey Graham
www.valuejudgment.org/archives/000730.html

Look as if the general press and fedback on the web is that Lindsey can expect 2 of every three websites to not only be for his opponant, but to be against him in any race. Graham perfectly embodied all that is wrong in the senate by failing to care what the voters think. He made decisions and acted superior to his supporters and thusly seems very likely to be made an example of.

Beyond just this source of the buzz we can look at the latest formal poll

Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) approval rating is taking a pounding in his home state as a result of his strong support for a bipartisan immigration reform bill, a new poll showed Friday.
Graham’s approval rating has sunk to 31 percent and he has a 40 percent disapproval rating, according to a poll released Friday by Atlanta-based InsiderAdvantage. The new poll points to Graham’s support for the Senate immigration bill, which includes a path to citizenship, as a likely reason for his apparent unpopularity.

His disapproval among Republicans is higher — 46 percent — than among Democrats — 30 percent. Both give him an approval rating in the low 30s.

Only 21 percent of respondents approved of the immigration bill, while 63 percent disapproved. When asked whether they approved of Graham’s “efforts to reach a consensus among his colleagues” to pass the bill, 24 percent approved and 51 percent disapproved, including 57 percent of Republicans…

And just when you thought a bit of sanity and truth was leaking through the lies, you get the spokesperson for Lindsey Graham claiming that South Carolinians support this amnesty for criminal aliens

“….Lindsey Graham has never governed by the polls — real or bogus — and is not about to start now. When South Carolinians are fairly informed about the immigration reform proposal, there is majority support for its provisions.”

Um dear sir, no there is not. There is not a majority support for Lindsey Graham, there is not a majority support for amnesty, there is not a majority support for being called bigots, there is not a majority support for ignoring laws in South Carolina, there is not a majority support for Charlotte NC being considered a sanctuary city, there is not a majority support for TB virus in our food packing plants brought over the border, there is not majority support for our American children in overcrowded schools so we can educate illegals for free.

Call me a bigot, I call you a sellout, traitor and disgrace to your office and the uniform that you pose for pictures in.

There will not be a majority support for the anti american actions of this public servant,….one that does everything but serve the public ….that pays for his house and cars just to be ignored.

Lindsey Graham is already looking like a losing ticket for reelection in 2008

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18 Responses to “Lindsey Graham Should Quit”

Terry Graham on July 2nd, 2007 10:05 am

Lindsey Graham betrayed Americans and revealed his arrogance and megalomaniacal nature by calling his adversaries “bigots” and “loud people.” We are your EMPLOYERS, Mr. Graham, and listen up. You are fired.
Bren on July 2nd, 2007 12:18 pm

Graham definitely must NOT be reelected. Mel Martinez must NOT be reelected. Trent Lott must NOT be reelected. Feinstein must NOT be reelected. McCain is toast. Kyl is toast. We MUST get either Tom Tancredo or Ron Paul in the White House next election!!!!
Voice for the People on July 2nd, 2007 1:00 pm

Senators pandering to the minority of their “voters” will only piss off the majority who got them in office in the first place. Those people will only vote for their own. These senators are going down with Harry Reid being on the bottom of the pile with Kennedy.
BOBBY FLORENTZ on July 2nd, 2007 2:00 pm

It is the responsibility of Americans to direct & control our government. We have not. It is time to show the “superior” Mr. Grahamnesty & his ilk that we will run this country. He & his ilk are trying to fire the American people as the boss here. They sought to replace us with uneducated docile “voters” from the 3rd world. It didn’t work. He his fellow colaborators are fired. Pack your stuff!
Bobby on July 2nd, 2007 4:08 pm

I’m not from South Carolina, though I always wanted to visit the South. From everything I have read concerning the ill effects of illegal immigration and from what I have personally witnessed(in Califronia)if Mr. Graham is re-elected to office the people of South Carolina are simply not “aware”. In California, politcal choice and freedom to enforce laws against illegal immigration is frozen. We have no choice but to have our emergency rooms, schools and social services, all paid into by American citizens–bankrupted by illegal aliens. We have hundreds of politicians who are more loyal to Mexico than to California. Learn the lessons, or suffer the consequences.
John on July 2nd, 2007 8:54 pm

Bobby is right!! I live in California and can’t wait to get out of this state. California is lost, it’s a giant stink hole. The Mexican government won without firing a single shot. Good for them, bad for us.
Bren on July 3rd, 2007 12:05 pm

PLEASE make sure that Graham does not get reelected!!!

A Republic, If We Can Keep It

By Chip McLean on Jul 03, 07

…….”Consider some remarks made by Lindsey Graham recently in front of the National Council of La Raza (“the Race”). First of all, why is any U.S. senator, let alone a Republican from a conservative southern state, being honored by a group with known ties to MEChA, and other radical elements of the “Reconquista” movement? Does Senator Graham believe that a large portion of the western U.S. belongs to Mexico?

The La Raza 2007 Capital Awards was the venue for Graham’s despicable “bigots” comment. Graham should be ashamed of employing the same tactic to shut off debate that is the trademark of such race hustlers as Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton. Graham should know this is a dishonest way of attempting to silence the opposition. He should also know that it no longer works. The overwhelming majority of the American public has no problem discerning legal immigrants from those here illegally. It has nothing to do with any particular race or group – just whether someone obeyed the law to get here or not. So Senator Graham (and being from South Carolina myself I feel especially compelled to say so), on behalf of all of us, take your “bigots” remark and stuff it.

Worse than the “bigots” remark though was something Graham said that perhaps shines the real light on all of this:

“An American is an idea. No group owns being an American”.

What happened to citizenship? Obeying the laws? Speaking English? Assimilating into our unique American culture? In fact, what about borders Senator Graham – do you believe in them, or are they too, just an “idea”?

Graham probably revealed more in those two sentences about the real agenda of the amnesty crowd than could be explained in a single column. When you consider that President Bush, Teddy Kennedy, John McCain and Lindsey Graham are all allies for amnesty, one begins to understand that the real goal is globalism. When being an American is just an “idea”, it means that America itself is also just an idea – a place with no borders – and no national sovereignty. Enter the North American Union…”

http://newsbyus.com/more.php?id=8859_0_1_0_M
Debra on July 3rd, 2007 12:32 pm

I am not from your state, I am a Texan, and thankfully we were able to grab our senators by the ears, and they heard us, and for that I am grateful, when the leaders of this country, “our servants” stop listening to we the people, then we can expect to see America no more as she was, but only as what she is becoming, a dictatorship….I was reading a blog on Michelle Malkins site, and there was a post about a Tim Carnes running against Graham, carnesforsenate.com anyway he sounded pretty good, hard working family man, conservative, and not a lawyer, rich or powerful, I deem this good in many ways, maybe we should get back to electing the common man, the lower man on the totum poll so to speak, because electing the rich, and powerful with the most name recgonition seems to have gotten us a bunch of arrogant elitist ego maniacs!

Thank you for your time SC,
Debra from Texas
Gary McLeod on July 3rd, 2007 10:37 pm

Here a new web site looking for links to the Dump Lindsey Graham movement and links to those interested in running in the republican primary against Graham.
If you have a blog or web site that should be listed, contact me.
Bobby on July 4th, 2007 10:51 pm

When Lindsey Graham heard how Americans disagreed with his vote on amnesty what was his reaction? He said that he had to do what (HE)considered best for Americans who disagreed with him and if it meant he would lose his job then……… Can’t people see how arrogant this clown is. Make his wish come true, South Carolinians. These people are incredible.
Roger from Mississippi on July 5th, 2007 1:39 am

I appreciate the outrage my fellow Americans in South Carolina feel about your out of touch Senator.

We in Mississippi have the very same problem….. Trent Lott.

When will these supposed leaders understand that based on their past performance in just about every endeavor they have failed miserably.

We have adequate enforcement laws already in place, they just need to be funded and enforced.

Why are we trying to re-invent the wheel?

Politicians - None of them individually is as dumb as all of them collectively.
Tim Carnes on July 5th, 2007 9:21 pm

South Carolina has a choice !!

Tim Carnes is running against Lindsey Graham and will return conservative integrity back into the representation that the people of South Carolina receives
in the Senate.

www.carnesforsenate.com

Your review and support for our common goals and values would be appreciated.

Thank you

Tim Carnes
Michael Kraft on July 8th, 2007 12:55 am
Blanca White on July 10th, 2007 3:52 pm

Lindsey GrAMNESTY has said that he IS NOT WORRIED ABOUT WHO RUNS AGAINST HIM the next time around. He forgets about the conservatives who voted him in. He works for us conservative Republicans who voted him in. He was NOT ANOINTED a forever Senator. That is why we have
elections every 2 to 4 to 6 years. He will be in shock when he finds himself without being reelected again from South Carolina. South Carolinians, the silent majority, show Lindsey Graham who hires him, show Lindsey he should be Worried. Dump Lindsey!!!!!!!!!!
Greg Nickels on July 10th, 2007 7:43 pm

Senator L.Graham’s support of amnesty for illegal aliens was a great miscalculation and misjudgement on his part.Senators that supported amnesty for illegals, that was overwhemingly wrong in the eyes of lawbiding citizens of this country, will always be tainted as amnesty Senators.Supporting foreign lawbreakers over the wishes of American citizens is not exactly the type of action that would guarantee you reelection to the office of Chief Sanitation Officer,much less Senator of the U.S. A complete housecleaning of amnesty supporters will be in order, come election time.
Andrew on July 15th, 2007 10:56 pm

I completely understand the thorough disgust with Mr. Graham and his vote and push on the amnesty bill. My question is, how many people on this site have signed up on one of the ‘impeachBush’ websites? After all, Mr. Bush was the most fervent backer of this bill. Why only shoot the messenger?
Michael Kraft on July 15th, 2007 11:45 pm

Impeach bush? with 1 year left, I dont see wasting that time and energy during a time of war.

And I dont disagree with his war stance, which is the only thing he will be doing for the last year.

Senators can get reelected and try again, so they should be removed.
Jeannie Shenal on July 17th, 2007 1:12 pm

I assured Mr. Graham (in an e-mail) that I would make it my life’s goal to see that he was not re-elected. I received a “form” e-mail, filled with nothing. On the other hand, Jim DeMint responded to my e-mail to “vote NO” for the amnesty bill. Everyone seems to think that because we speak a little slower down here, our brains don’t work. We know who wants cheap labor and no benefits for employees; the meat paking plants, chicken and turkey farms, orchards and farmers. Us voters from S.C. better stand up to our elected officials and demand that they listen to what we want for a change. I’m sick and tired of politicains with hidden agendas. Our state is being flooded with many unwelcome people.