[RepublicanJoe]

Lindsey Graham is a BIG disappointment. Seems to me it started when he became chums with John (the democrat) McCain.

I live in SC and have called Graham's office again and a again and have never received any kind of conservative response.

When Lindsay Graham refused to kick out Clinton the Adulterer and Liar, I made a decision I will NEVER support Graham again.

And I won't - I will vote for a Democrap first!

[sodpoodle]

There is a huge influx of Blue Staters' retirees moving to SC lowcountry - (and deserting Florida)for the climate and cost-savings.

Their voting habits are changing the political landscape as well as the dunes.

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[9999lakes]

Well i won't vote democrat again either -- not ever under any circumstances as long as i live. And the democrats supporting clinton WAS the reason, along of course with republicans Snowe, Collins, Specter, and Chaffee.

But i remember Graham as being on the other side -- OUR side!
Am i wrong?

[Seattle Conservative]

Lindsey has been a disappointment to me on some issues. It seems he has been running as McLame's VP the past few years and/or likes to be in front of the camera. The MSM likes to have him on as he often says things against the Admin. OTH he has done a few good things. IIRC he made some very good statements during Alito's hearing.

I was curious what his American Conservative Union rating is, and, somewhat surprised that it's actually fairly good:

South Carolina Member
2005 2004 YOS Life
GRAHAM 96 92 11 91
DeMINT 96 100 7 98

1 BROWN Henry 96 96 5 94
2 WILSON Joe 100 96 4 94
3 BARRETT 100 100 3 99
4 INGLIS 80 NA 1 80
5 Spratt 12 20 21 25
6 Clyburn 9 13 13 10
http://www.acuratings.org/2005all.htm#SC

[Vigilanteman]

Lindsey Graham needs to retire or be retired. South Carolina deserves far better. They have far better in Governor Sanford. If Sanford doesn't want to be part of a 2008 presidential ticket, he needs to replace Lindsey Graham in the senate and bring the same fiscal common sense to Washington he has so ably executed in Columbia.

Graham would not be half-bad if he came from a swing state. McCain wouldn't even be half-bad if he represented Massachusetts. But they both represent states which deserve far better.

[joesbucks]

Graham couldn't vote to convict Clinton during the impeachment if he wanted to. He was a representative at the time, not a senator, and was part of the very effective House Managers that led the prosecution of the impeachment hearings.