Posted on 09/03/2013 9:10:19 AM PDT by cotton1706
State Senator Lee Bright is personally challenging establishment incumbent Lindsey Graham to a debate, and Thursday night in Columbia, the challenger will debate a YouTube version of Graham at the South Carolina Troopers Association, located at 4961 Broad River Road, at 7:00pm. Columbia Tea Party Chair Jack Hatfield will moderate.
Senator Lindsey Graham might have been able to avoid his angry constituents during the August recess by staying away from South Carolina, but Grahams words and actions did not go unnoticed and they will not go unopposed, says Bright, a Tea Party and liberty group favorite from Spartanburg.
By ignoring constituents so he and John McCain could community organize for the Muslim Brotherhood, Graham has snubbed the voters said Bright, Yesterday, he and McCain were up in Barack Obamas office plotting how they can ram through Obamas failed foreign policy strategy. Bright is also focusing on Grahams domestic agenda, stating that a few weeks ago Graham called efforts by Ted Cruz and Mike Lee to defund Obama Care a bridge too far. We rejected Obama liberalism strongly twice in South Carolina, and yet we have a Senator who is constantly trying to support that agenda.
I guess well just deal with Lindseys greatest hits said Edmund Wright, a spokesman for Brights campaign. The only bridge too far is Graham, whos a bridge way too far to the left. Hes always stretching to reach agreement with people like Obama, Harry Reid and Chuck Schumer, which is not what he was elected to do.
This debate will be a great opportunity for people to see how Mr. Graham does not line up with conservative principles, since well put his own statements on display, Bright said. Im looking forward to contrasting my conservative principles and voting record with someone who has strayed from our values for far too long.
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