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Here’s a full roll call list of the RINO traitors who supported the amnesty immigration reform filth:
http://news.yahoo.com/senate-roll-vote-immigration-001936584.html
http://bigstory.ap.org/article/senate-roll-vote-immigration

In addition to the shameful names above, we also have Mark Kirk from Illinois (no excuse for him, Illinoisans like in other states from all parties hated that bill), Susan Collins from Maine (no surprise there), Lisa Murkowski from Alaska (unbelievable insult from her coming as she is from Sarah Palin’s state!), Jeffrey Chiesa from New Jersey, Dean Heller from Nevada (a fool as well as a RINO traitor given Nevada’s massive problem with illegals and crime) and Roger Wicker from Mississippi. AFAIK only Susan Collins is facing a primary in 2014 (and she richly deserves an embarrassing primary defeat), but the others will be facing the music soon enough. (Good point also on Cornyn, as Whip he had the power to push off that sickening bill and mobilize opposition for a filibuster, which he distinctly didn’t do.)

Of all the names on that list— Roger Wicker? From deep-Red Mississippi? I wonder who paid him off— or maybe this was a case of Obama’s NSA (pre the Snowden revelations) digging up enough dirt on him to sway his vote? No matter because it’s no excuse, he’ll have to be taught a lesson just like the other pro-amnesty Red State RINOs with a stinging primary defeat. It’s hard to think of anything more vile than selling out the conservative cause for the sake of cheap labor, the globalists, the cultural Marxist MSM, lobbyist goodies and whatever big-government perks these RINO idiots are probably seeking out. We don’t take kindly to traitors where I’m from, and all of these RINOs deserve not only a primary defeat, but a deep and powerful humiliation for their betrayals.

When it comes to Lindsey Graham, we should be mobilizing to take him down even before we have a single conservative champion in the South Carolina primary to organize around and support. This means attacking him vigorously in op-eds and letters to the editor in the South Carolina media, with public posters and rallies, at the state conventions and meetings, humiliating him on talk radio, using signs and bumper stickers to express how thoroughly we despite him. If we make it clear that Lindsey Graham is not welcome and humiliate him sufficiently, then we can take him down even before we have a clear conservative alternative. Again since this is South Carolina, we don’t have to fear the prospect of “splitting the vote” since the Senate seat is effectively being decided in the Republican primary, and in fact the liberal that we most need to defeat is Lindsey Graham himself! Let’s take down this RINO early and often, that way it’ll be that much easier to select a reliable conservative in the primaries as a replacement.

“Lisa Murkowski from Alaska (unbelievable insult from her coming as she is from Sarah Palin’s state!)”

What did you expect? This is the same despicable b$tch who lost the Alaska primary then used a fraudulent write-in campaign AGAINST official GOP rules, to get the seat back. Joe Miller should be the senator from Alaska right now.

We can’t primary Collins. I hate her as much as anyone else, but its Maine, and her seat is another added to the total required for flipping the chamber. You are not electing a conservative in Maine. They ideally prefer Democraps masquerading as ‘independents’ like Angus King. As somebody has said regarding Krispy. Take what we can get from blue states, just make sure we sideline them and keep them away from the agenda.

As for Roger Wicker. The man is a loser. That senate seat was supposed to go to someone decent, but nobody tossed their hat in the ring, and we ended up with this squish. He is the Johnny Isakson of Mississippi. EPIC FAIL.

But remember, we’re replacing Thad Cochran in 2014 with a tried and tested conservative, Chris McDaniel.

When it comes to Lindsey Graham, we should be mobilizing to take him down even before we have a single conservative champion in the South Carolina primary to organize around and support

I get the sentiment, but that's not how these things work. The single champions will have to take him down, and the public will rally around which one does it the best, and eschew those who attack each other. There is no "we" - until a candiate emerges.

For the record, the Republican Liberty Caucus, who backed Ted Cruz and Mike Lee early in their efforts, has chosen their champion already: