We have to show them wrong in Nov.

Bork Graham. 202-224-3121.

How stupid will we be when he has no job?

From 2002.

Pretty much from the first time I saw him I got the impression that he thinks he’s way smarter than the average bear and knows what’s best for us all.

This isn’t some minor cave – this is a lifetime appointment to a total ideological puppet who apparently has no compunction about using her position to promote activist agendas.

Democrats are not bipartisan. NO Republican should ever vote with them on anything outside of the Republican platform or national emergency. We’re stuck with the ‘party of no’ label anyway, why do these clowns keep voting yes???

Graham, Snowe, Collins, Brown all are unable to grasp the fact that they are our only defense against potentially permanent damage to our republic.

Why can the Democrats maintain unity with more members and Republicans can’t?

SC, remember this when Graham is up again in the next primary – he deserves to be Bob Bennett’d more than Bob Bennett did.

So that gives him four years of misery in the Senate. Believe me.
The new crop of Senators coming in will be hounding him for this stupid decision. The voters in South Carolina & America won’t forget as Kagan will be tearing up the Constitution for the next 20-30 years.
Kagan is Obama in drag.

Grahamnesty decides to further spit on the people of the U.S. and further spit on the U.S. Constitution.

He is proud that his discontent to that pesky old document called the Constitution is what he will be remembered for when he is gone.

MUST Go……..!

I believe Kagan has many radical views that justify a NO VOTE in Committee and a NO VOTE in front of the full Senate !

I hope the Republican leadership kicks Graham off the Senate Judiciary Committee!

job when he gets voted out next time around. So he can’t very well go against other members of the Ruling Class, RINOS and Dems alike. The Tea Parties may go away. The problem for him is even if they do the Precinct Committeemen will still be here.

and the American People. He should be brought to trial and hopefully convicted.

we need to have somone in Grahams face with a microphone asking why he was so stupid to support her.

I’m an unfortunate constituent of his. We will need so much national help getting rid of him in ’14! We have to get a good challenger – some already want Nikki Haley to do it as her gubernatorial term will be up – and get the state GOP to stop supporting him.

Graham is a term limits guy–12 years and out???

Lindsey Graham needs to have Committe assignments stripped away from him !

11 years ago as one of the House impeachment managers, Graham was hailed as a conservative hero.

So he was a House manager of the impeachment proceedings. In my somewhat professional (political activist/legislative junkie/attorney-at-law) opinion, I was quite disapointed in the House managers. If it had been a boxing match, I would have said, with some reason, that they took a dive.

So he was a House manager of the impeachment proceedings. In my somewhat professional (political activist/legislative junkie/attorney-at-law) opinion, I was quite disapointed in the House managers. If it had been a boxing match, I would have said, with some reason, that they took a dive.

“Elections have consequences.”
Doesn’t he realize that the whole point of an opposition party is to fight those consequences? If the opposition meekly follows election returns, what is the point of the two party system?

I wonder if Sen. Graham will be going the Lieberman route in 2014.

You heard that right. Depending on what can be dug up or publicized about her, some Red State Dems, or even some of the Repub waffles, might be convinced to join a ‘buster…

He is studying the Crist playbook carefully as we speak. He knows he cannot ever be a senator and a Republican ever again. he thinks legacy, we thing heavy boot heel stepping on cockroach.

voting fir SoSo was bad enough but to vote is worse than anything. If and when(more like when), he’ll have 3 options: 1. Resign 2. become a Democrat 3. When we sick investigations of you after the vote((might be in 2011), you’ll need to pray that the investigations extend some mercy on your soul. In other words Lindseed, you better hope that you don’t get any silver handcuffs for a gift. With idiots like him, I’m more than proud to vote for John Cornyn.

So, if Mr. Grahamnesty wins in his next primary election and goes against the democrat, I should vote for Graham because…..Why?

Not a chance….

time to start digging. What are SC’s rules about replacing a Senatorial position? If we can get enough dirt on him that he will be FORCED to resign – and it had better be in huge disgrace – then it is possible that a Conservative could be found to replace him.

Every disgusting decision that comes down from Kagan had better elicit a microphone in Miss Lindsey’s face asking him about her “wonderful sense of humor”.

One wonders if Roberts and Thomas could take Kagan aside and school her on right and wrong. Ya never know – sometimes SC appointments turn out to be a huge disappointment for the President who picked them…..

Yeah, I didn’t think so, either -

We are projected to have 40 Republican Governors next year. Can’t states petition to start up a Constitutional Amendment?

When FDR died, it is my understanding that it wasn’t hard to convince the states that term limits for a president was a good idea. It’s time to give the states their “voice” back, the way that our Forefathers originally intended.

At the very least, states need to have SOME way to keep their Senators in line – if not a Constitutional amendment, then something in their legislative rules that allow them to recall a Senator when he/she steps over the line.

As it stands now, Senators know that they can pretty much do whatever they want to do for 3-4 years of their term without having to answer to anyone. That is entirely too much power, in my opinion….

rino traitor graham knows that he certainly will be thrown out of office next time he is up for re-election, so he figures that insulting his constituents one more time won’t matter.

stay healthy the next 2.5 years. God help us.

make a list of egalatarian comments such as the “he’ll do well with the triple digit crowd); and,

b) coalesce around one candidate *early*. The only thing worse than having one ineffectual candidate run against a ‘maverick (cf. Hayworth vs McCain) is to have so many. I recognize that SC requires a majortiy to move to the General so Graham will at some time need to get 50% +1 but the more concentrated the fire…the better.

Graham insulted the voters of SC during the immigration debate 3 years ago. He still got reelected How?

I see Romney get slammed all the time on RS. I never heard Romney slam the voters of MA or any other state. I doubt he would have supported Kagen or the “wise latina” for the court.

This guy is right down in the bottom of the RINO cesspool with Charlie Crist, Bob Bennet and Benedict Arlen.

Shock and ….awwwwww c’mon people! He voted for Sotomayer during her
(cough, cough laugh,) hearings and this vote for Kagen should come as no surprise. Don’t feign anger over an event you knew was going to take place. He is one of several who have a (?) by their name. Neither D nor R nor I .

Like Brown, like Snowe, like Collins, and on occassion McCain. These individuals cannot be counted on to vote with the (R) side despite the R next to their name on the ballot. At least with an (I) you can count them in the dem column and if they vote conservative, its a woo-hoo moment. Yeah, I liked Brown too. but– you see how he votes! Intelligent one minute, the next he comes across as Alvin Green. .These question mark (?) legislators vote on and off with the party in office until about a year and a half before their re- election comes up- – then they vote and PR how they believe the majority of their district wants them to vote.

There is compromizing and then there is lying down like a bad toupe’. This is why vetting the Conservatives now during primaries is most important.

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Well Senator Graham (R) pulls a Carlie Crist and votes with the Democrats on Kagen. He was afraid to be pulled off his seat on the Judiciary Committee. Well he should be more afraid of November 2010. The Democrats are in trouble and so are the Republicans that make Hugh errors. This was a vote to save your own skin at the cost of a lifetime of possible votes in the Supreme against all that you have stood for all your life. Good luck Senator Graham,you will need it in your political future. We all make mistakes so I guess I can forgive you on this one even though it hurts me.

this peculiar political specimen since he climbed onto the Amnesty Express. I’ve examined above how he got here.

He is desparate to leave a legacy of “fairness”. He is deathly afraid of being perceived as “not nice”. When it comes to SC nominations, he is the Robert Byrd of Republicans. He believes with all that’s in him that a President has the right to their own brand of SC justice no matter who it is. And he is under the delusion that Dems will admire him for his principles and will be inspired to change their ways. And even if they don’t, he has taken the “principled” position.

That’s “Goober” in a nutshell, as I have come to understand him. A Don Quixote tilting at windmills. A sheep among wolves. A danger to freedom and Democracy because he’s too nice to fight tyranny as it must be fought.

Paraphrasing that late DEMIGOD Teddy Kennedy…

THERE IS NO PLACE IN THE SENATE of the UNITED STATES of AMERICA for…

LINDSEY GRAHAM.

I hope he enjoys his remaining time.

Graham should pull a Specter and just admit he’s a democrat.

To all of you, please send a postcard to dear Lindsey, and say only:

“Please change your party affiliation to Democrat.”

He must become high on our priority list

He has been rebuked at least 3 times by some SC GOP committees-

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/01/05/politics/main6057857.shtml

He said the rebukes came from a small group of fringe activists who supported Ron Paul.

This idiot is so completely wrapped up in his own importance, and the power he yields in DC that he doesn’t even know there is a forest out their, let alone the trees. Even after being rebuked over his McCain/Kennedy immigration support, he still won re-election with 58% of the vote. What is it about some South Carolinans and Arizonians that they seem to love them some RINO.

Lindsay has 4 years of voter forgetfulness. It worked before in 2008, SC Repubs knew he was McCain’s darling on Illegal Amnesty, and the Gang of 14 or whatever.
Speaking of Der Little leader, McCain, he is rolling to re-election in AZ. Primary. The “GD Fence” is now the lovable “Dang Fence” and after his reelection will continue to be the non-existence fence.
Some elected Repubs are still supporting Suntan Charlie Obama hugging Crist in Florida.
The enemy within is more dangerous than the enemy outside the gates. Face it, the bottom line is the Check Pants Country Club Repubs. go to the same Country Club as the demoncats.
There are very few Conservatives in the US Senate; Know who they are and support them.

I am a fiscal discipline kinda guy. So it’s hard for me to decide whether Snowe and Collins once again breaking with responsible fiscal policy by voting for the unemployment extension without paying for it (after all girls, that was the point- wasn’t it? It wasn’t to drink Dem’s Kool-Aid that Republicans are for the rich….Right?). Gee, this leads me to a daydream- do they agree with the egregious assault on our budget and bankrupting the nation? Simple answer yes. Oh and a big shout out to the people of Maine. Thanks.

Oh yes, the subject is Graham- isn’t it? Big surprise from McCain’s Phi Beta Contra-Intellectual roommate. Weave a tale to meet the beyond ridiculous, ill-informed, illogical, contra-factual, democracy destroying, preordained decision to please your Democrat Party-Marxist collective lunch buddies,rather than letting small things like facts and deliberate evasion take you to the correct conclusion.

But it’s all in the name of getting along, holding hands, singing hymns together, karma, “elections have consequences” and “why can’t we all just get along”- right? One small thing Graham- you forgot about the Constitution and the fact that for as many years as Kagan sits on the bench you will be complicit in every bad decision, Constitutionally dilutive decision. Jerk.

Hey Lindsey- Lenny Small called. He wants his brain back.

Graham’s Chief of staff, Richard Perry is a Progressive operative. Graham appears to be not much better. And here I was holding out for him to reveal it was all a nightmare. Nope. Its pretty bad now. http://patriotradionews.com

I sent an email to this moron telling him not to confuse fecklessness with gentility and that he acted like a fawning schoolboy in his discourse with Kagan. I think I added something about him being derelict in his duty. Yeah, like he cares.

There’s a couple of distinct possibilities with Grahams hard-to-port turn.

The first is he’s got some weird hero worship of McCain, and sees McCain as the path to prominence. (Yes, the man who made Obama possible)

The second is a little more disturbing: Graham is an unmarried man and a politician. Politicians have high “affirmation” needs to begin with, an not having a wife to provide it makes them even more susceptible to the kind of insincere praise heaped on RINO’s by what Angelo Codavilla (spelling?) referred to as “the ruling class”. In short, we have a military officer completely oblivious to having “Stockholm Syndrome”.

The third is the worst possible thing: that somebody has something on him, some potential embarrassment, peccadillo or scandal and its kept quiet as long as he’s a good little RINO. It’s not like a South Carolina Republican has never had a “problem”, eh Sanford? I think somebody owns this guy (and quite a few others-its just easier to see the left rolling over every time a Soros tells them to, with his bag of 527 bones in hand)

Then again, the reason doesn’t matter. Hopefully his record will invite a challenger in 2014. If a primary fight causes him to lose the general election, what’s the difference?

An interesting article from thehill. com today explains how the centrist “republicans” (cough) are looking forward to the 2010 elections so they will have more bridge building buddies. Right now they’ve got four. Graham, Snowe, Collins and Brown. (no breaking news here)

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“The goal of anybody who wants to solve a problem is to create some momentum for other people to join in,” said Graham, who added that centrists such as Castle and Kirk would be more likely to join bipartisan talks.
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Along with Fiorina and Kirk, the RINO’s are also looking for help from Crist, Castle and Hoeven. Apparently, we are not moving to the left fast enough. l

http://thehill.com/homenews/house/109965-centrists-pin-their-hopes-on-the-class-of-10

http://www.usatoday.com/news/politics/election2008/sc.htm

SC definitely needs to learn a little about evaluating incumbency.

The only thing I was left wondering is this:
Who was Graham’s primary challenger? And was he really lame? I’ll have to keep looking, but I am hoping the Republican rank and file has learned something since 2008 about the importance of a good primary challenge.

As in all diseases there exist degrees. The mandatory neural disconnect required to become a liberal can be as thick as ones wrist a la Pelosi, who does not recognize any other reality to Schumer, who always knows he is wrong but just doesn’t care. Goober is actually disconnected to a degree that he really believes he has an intellect, the same tangle occurring in in lawyers who actually believe they have some value.

in ’08, so I wouldn’t put anything past these people. I’m sure many McCain voters thought they were making the “smart” [read: 'smug'] choice in nominating him, that he had the ‘best chance against Hillary’, etc.–which obviously turned out to be far from the case. Graham thinks he’ll get away with the same sentiment–in the South Carolina of Jim DeMint and Nikki Haley. Good luck!

for Kagan, is a result of the six year term he enjoys without accountability to anyone for at least five years into his term. At that point he will begin to con the voters into believing that he is a true conservative. Of course that is true of other Senators, whether Democrat or Republican. What you are seeing out of Graham, is the same radical behavior that McCain will return to if he beats JD Hayworth in Arizonia. A constitutional convention or a constitutional admendment is essential to change the elected term for Senators to two years. The same as US Representatives. It needs to be done immediately!

I was astonished that you supported Sotomayor and I am FLABBERGASTED that you voted FOR Kagan.
Her ENTIRE family have been involved with socialists and communists for their entire life. Her Father, Mother, and Brother, as well as she have been members of these organizations.
OBVIOUSLY it doesn’t matter to you WHAT ideology you have, including SOCIALIST/COMMUNIST. I’m not sure what your criteria is for supporting enemies of the Constitution? Is it all in the spirit of “bi-partisanship?”
Let me educate you on this matter, a BAD Bill remains a BAD bill, no matter how much you compromise, and a Socialist/Communist remains an enemy of the U.S., no matter how charming or “intellectual” you think they are.
SHAME ON YOU, SIR!
I will be contributing to your opponent, both time and money to make sure you don’t return to Congress.
YOU ARE NOT A REPUBLICAN, YOU ARE A RINOcrat. I recognize you are not alone, John McCain, Olympia Snow, Mitt Romney & Huckabee are also progressive Republicans that I hope America FIRES from Congress.
Sincerely,
Jim Myers

constitutes an oxymoron. Those Republicans who do so are simply not Republicans. If you say you are in the words of that South Carolinian Representative, “YOU LIE”.

Dear Senator,
Taking the “high road” in the Kagan nomination might get you a few liberal votes and more invites to lunch from liberal senators but you are helping to put my children and grand children under a court that will change the Constitution and rob them of freedoms paid for in blood. My great respect for you has has fallen than the stock market. Your democratic colleagues invented the term “Bork” as in torpedo by partsan lynching. Oh, if they were truely gentlemen. They play for keeps, never back down and run roughshod over republicans when in power. Why have hearings, just give the damned president what he wants, he’s going to get it anyway (they rammed the HC bill down our throats and your’e making nice?) Kagan has as much bench experience as I do. You have been had. God help us.
Sincerely,
Donald Gregory

If you are stupid, perhaps JD would like to join your team??!! In Arizona, we have the once named, ‘dumbest member of Congress’ trying to run again for Senator! I suppose everyone needs a representative, even if he was the laughing stock in Washington.