[cotton1706]

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[Vaquero]

This Bullspit RINO needs to GO!

my best to the teaparty candidates....

[mm427]

Can’t wait to donate money to the little faggot’s challenger.

[TomGuy]

Opponents?

Contenders?

Are they really all opponents or are they just trying to split the conservative vote, ala McCain 2008 and Romney 2012?

Conservatives need to find the most solid one or two and coalesce behind them.

Also, people have to be leary and check out any opposition PAC. Are they really opposition or are they quietly funding the incumbent or are they scams to make some people rich?

[Nextrush]

With all these people getting into the race, Graham will win while they split the vote.

Some of this activity must be GOP-E inspired to help Lindsey in the primary.

Conservatives in SC should have a third party candidate ready to go if the RINO wins the primary which is lot more likely in a crowded field.

[napscoordinator]

Richard Cash, a businessman and former South Carolina congressional candidate, announced his candidacy in April.

Holy cow. This guy announced 3 months ago and his name is basically unrecognizable. South Carolina better get it's act together. Graham is not going to be easy to beat. Isn't there a person in South Carolina with name recognition that could run instead of having to begin at the starting line?

[kevkrom]

Bright looks like the right pick here. If Mace is connected in any way with slime like Will Folks, she can’t be trusted.

[Colonel_Flagg]

"“But then they start watching TV ads, and more about his record comes out, and they say, ‘Wait a minute. This guy is more conservative than I thought.’"

Considering that Grahamnesty sets the bar so low, my dog is as conservative.

[COBOL2Java]

"Don't worry, Lynds, we take care of our own! We're backing some 'Tea Party' ringers in the primary! We'll fracture the conservative opposition and you'll sail on through!"

[Sgt_Schultze]

It’s a tall order to oust Lindsey with open primary here. I’d expect the libs to unify around a single candidate and then many will crossover instead to support Graham - trying to get the less conservative opponent, in the likely event theirs loses.