Who told Lindsey Graham he could win in 2016?

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Rasputin_Vol

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I mean, really? Where is this groundswell of Lindsey Graham support out here in flyover country? I would say you would be hard pressed to find a Graham supporter on VN...
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I mean, really? Where is this groundswell of Lindsey Graham support out here in flyover country? I would say you would be hard pressed to find a Graham supporter on VN...
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My guess would be a double secret agent from the Democratic Party. Can't honestly think of anyone else who would encourage Graham to throw his name in the hat.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I mean, really? Where is this groundswell of Lindsey Graham support out here in flyover country? I would say you would be hard pressed to find a Graham supporter on VN...
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Could be his best buddy John McCain.
I would support Graham before I would a few of the bozo's and the bozoettes running.
 
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Relax, he's just in there at the behest of the real candidates to be the anti-Paul, so they don't have to be the ones to go after him.
 
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lawgator1 said:
Relax, he's just in there at the behest of the real candidates to be the anti-Paul, so they don't have to be the ones to go after him.
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I don't know LG. He has as good of chanel as any and more qualified than most of the candidates. How many are running for the GOP nomination, 12-15?
When the pie is split with that many in the field it doesn't take a large percent of the vote to win the nomination
 
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Gramps said:
I don't know LG. He has as good of chanel as any and more qualified than most of the candidates. How many are running for the GOP nomination, 12-15?
When the pie is split with that many in the field it doesn't take a large percent of the vote to win the nomination
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He's not qualified, neither is Paul IMO.
 
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Not a single candidate on either isle I would vote for. I'd entertain O'malley but just because of his name and he can play a few notes on a guitar..otherwise he is just as batsh!t crazy as the rest of the democrats.
 
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Gramps said:
I am starting to agree with you on Paul. I think Graham is more qualified than most of the field, jmo.
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IMO, Senators make terrible Presidents. I want my chief executive to have executive experience. I wouldn't vote for Graham regardless of the opponent.
 
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FLVOL_79 said:
Not a single candidate on either isle I would vote for. I'd entertain O'malley but just because of his name and he can play a few notes on a guitar..otherwise he is just as batsh!t crazy as the rest of the democrats.
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I watched the O'Malley announcement speech. He may catch fire and give Hillary a fight.
 
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Gramps said:
I don't know LG. He has as good of chanel as any and more qualified than most of the candidates. How many are running for the GOP nomination, 12-15?
When the pie is split with that many in the field it doesn't take a large percent of the vote to win the nomination
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The field will be winnowed down. No one is going to win with 10% of the votes.
 
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I believe the GOP is implementing the same strategy as Russia in WWII. Throw enough bodies into the battle and we will eventually win.
 
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