Oh, Lindsey Graham is up for reelection in 2014. And he's saying he'll break his tax pledge. Hey SC, how about a real conservative senator?
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Kurt Schlichter (@KurtSchlichter) November 25, 2012On ABC’s “This Week,” Sen. Lindsey Graham reiterated his intent to violate his pledge with Grover Norquist not to raise taxes in order to strike a ‘deal’ for the upcoming fiscal cliff.
This is not the first time Graham has indicated that he would violate the pledge.
@TheStalwart @JakeSherman @GroverNorquist graham said that months ago—
Ramesh Ponnuru (@RameshPonnuru) November 25, 2012
Given his history on many important issues, conservatives are not surprised at his willingness to comply with Democrats’ demands.
@KurtSchlichter The only surprise is that Lindsey Graham signed the tax pledge in the first place.—
John K. (@LawfulPlunder) November 25, 2012
@KurtSchlichter His vote FOR Sonia Sotomayor was enough for me to know what he is.—
(@GoldenEagle) November 25, 2012
@KurtSchlichter you're right. We should have an entire Republican caucus of uncompromising conservative heroes. There would be about seven.—
Jeremy Avery (@therealjavery) November 25, 2012
@KurtSchlichter Oh Chambliss Graham McConnell up for reelection in 2014. Hey #GA #KY #SC , how about a real conservative senators?—
WashingtonDCTeaParty (@WashingtonDCTea) November 25, 2012
@KurtSchlichter Graham just doesn't get it. Obama is not LBJ or even Carter. He's closer to Chavez or Mandela who favor one party rule.—
Rick (@2643broadway) November 25, 2012
Just another example of why only real conservative leadership works in Washington.