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To: Robe
He knows damn well what’s waiting for him in a public meeting especially in the North State.

Presuming you mean Upstate S.C. counties, I'd love to see a televised Q&A session with questions posed by genuine Upstate conservatives. Otherwise, no sense bothering to watch a managed "townhall meeting" a la John McCain style.

But if you're referring to the Old North State, who knows; they probably adore Graham.
14 posted on 08/16/2013 8:41:25 AM PDT by Resettozero (Daniel 6:4)
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To: Resettozero

I just called Senator Graham’s Washington, DC office alerting them to the possible townhall style meeting telephone scam. I told them that Senator Graham is a military veteran and I just could not see him resorting to a staged “townhall” type of “setup” telephone meeting and that the real Lindsey Graham would have met face to face with his constituents. I asked if that was really Senator Graham on the call, or was it an imposter? Senator Graham is no coward, I told the young staffer, so I thought the person presenting himself as the Senator may have been an imposter.

She said that that she had no idea if it was really the senator or not, and gave me the number to his campaign headquarters. I asked her if the real Lindsey Graham would have any problem meeting face to face with his constituents, and she said “he would not”.

Please be alert for this 6 pm dinnertime telephone scam. I don’t think that was really our Senator on the call. The real Lindsey Graham, who is a military veteran, would have met face to face with his constituents.


15 posted on 08/16/2013 8:50:44 AM PDT by The_Media_never_lie (Actually, they lie when it suits them! The crooked MS media must be defeated any way it can be done!)
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