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Lindsey Graham Bows Out Of Presidential Race
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a long-shot candidate for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination, announced Monday that he is abandoning his campaign for the Oval Office.
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Ohio Gov. John Kasich’s (R) campaign also touted at least two Graham converts only minutes after the senator’s public announcement. Lindsey’s friends and supporters take consolation in the assurance his voice will continue to be prominent in the U.S. Senate, where his message of inclusiveness, optimism, and forward-looking leadership will serve as a needed rebuttal to those who advocate a narrower and pessimistic vision for our party. “I have bad news to share with you – the radical Islamists are not exhausted of fighting you”. The senator told CNN that he has “no intention” of endorsing another candidate anytime soon, and he’ll be focused on spending time with his family.
But Graham’s candidacy never caught fire, in spite of a spirited endorsement from his buddy McCain, who appeared in a television ad for Graham and joined him on the campaign trail.
Graham’s departure frees his SC backers to get behind other campaigns.
Nine other members of Graham’s operation have also chosen to help Bush, including three co-chairs of Graham’s state finance operation. In the Las Vegas debate spin room, after what will have been his last “undercard” performance, Graham said that he would push at least through the New Hampshire primary. “Today I’m 60, I’m not married, I don’t have any kids”, Graham said at one point, in what has been described as the “saddest” and “most surreal” answer of the August 6 undercard debate. Graham add that Trump “doesn’t represent my party” and that Trump is “the ISIL man of the year”. His most frequent target was the Tea Party faction of the Republican Party and specifically Kentucky Sen. “I got into this race to put forward a plan to win a war we can not afford to lose and to turn back the tide of isolationism that was rising in our party”, he said.
Graham campaigned as a social and economic conservative, and as an overly-ardent advocate for military interventions in the Middle East and elsewhere.
Graham’s poor poll numbers have disqualified him from taking part in the previous five major Republican presidential debates. The incident at the beginning of Graham’s campaign when Donald Trump gave out his phone number publicly, caused a series of catty exchanges which proved only to improve Trump’s poll number.
Amid escalating fears of terrorism, Graham drops out of the race knowing that even if his niche evaporated, his signature issue is alive and well.
Amen. That’s the Lindsey Graham we’ll miss. He never cracked the main debate stage.
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