SC Sen. Graham in toughest re-election of career
GOP: His own mouth proves our point. He will work with Obama in cases that would help build up
America. Damn! Double Damn to his way of thinking. We will let, no, we will send
America to hell in a breadbasket before we agree to anything Obama is for or before we
reject anything he does not want.
We sit back, and if Obama if for something, we fight it tooth and nail. If he is against it,
we fight for it tooth and nail.
AIKEN, S.C. (AP) — Sen. Lindsey Graham is showing no signs of changing how he operates as he faces the biggest challenge of his political career.
Willing to buck the public tide in South Carolina, Graham has backed military action against Syria, an immigration overhaul that sets a path to citizenship for some in the U.S. illegally and President Barack Obama's Supreme Court nominees.
"I'm conservative, but I do not mind one bit working with the other side to build my country up," he says in speeches to conservatives. "I'm a Ronald Reagan Republican."
"I'm conservative, but I do not mind one bit working with the other side to build my country up," he says in speeches to conservatives. "I'm a Ronald Reagan Republican."
