“I’m not going to leave the Republican Party,” Graham said..
He will on our terms not on his own... And I can’t wait!
>>He will on our terms not on his own... And I can’t wait!<<
He may not leave the Republican Party, but I'm thinking he will be leaving office, the arrogance in this quote about the last straw:
"I'm going to find people in Maine, Delaware, Illinois and other places that can win," he said. "And I'm going to help them, and we're going to move this party and this country forward. If you don't like it, you can leave."
That's not how it works in this country, Graham, YOU work for US, if we don't like how you perform, WE remove you.
He demonstrates that like so many other GOP candidates back in 1994, his signature on the Contract With America was a fraud, he was no more sincere about that contract than were a good deal others, the only reason they signed on was the PR. A primary challenge, all you South Carolinians, will require major grass-roots support, you will have to do the door-to-door, phone work, financial aid, etc., to help whomever may enter his name, as the GOP has a long-standing policy of providing support to incumbents, no matter how crummy they are, how against the platform they vote. The powers-that-be do everything possible to defeat primary challengers, it is going to be up to those in South Carolina to do the heavy lifting and get this POS out of his position of power.
Graham demonstrates Lord Acton correct in his premise -- we don't like you, Lindsey, you may leave.