With the help of RINO’s Murkowski an Graham Cain’s Republican elite support may be slipping

Posted by JOE GANDELMAN, Editor-In-Chief

Comment by Jim Campbell

We should be hearing from the coward Senator Ms. Lindsey Graham any moment on why Herman Cain lacks the qualifications to be president.

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Is former Godfather’s Pizza CEO Herman Cain’sz Republican support slipping? He seemed to have to face softening support today — hours before he holds a press conference at which he is expected to paint himself as the target of a campaign out to get him by politically or financially motivated accusers.

NUMBER ONE: A Republican Senator says he should quit if the allegations prove true. And the way this is stated is not a ringing endorsement of Cain:

Most recent picture of Lisa Murkowski soon to be dumped RINO Senator from Alaska.

– Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowskiz told CNN on Tuesday she is “concerned” that the most recent charge of sexual harassment against Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain “is not an isolated incident” and that he should quit the race if there is any truth to the claims.

“I’m learning about this at the same time as any of the rest of you. But I would suggest that if, in fact, there is substance to the claims – and now there are apparently four individuals that have been involved or who have come forward – if that’s the case, I think that his opportunity as a nominee are gone,” the senator said.

Right’s Graham Grousing Could Fizzle by 2014

David Drucker, Roll Call

Comment by Jim Campbell

Heads up for you Ms. Lindsey it will not soon be forgotten that you “chose” not to become involved after the case had been settled to help us get Corey Clagett released from solitary confinement at Leavenworth, KA.

 You sir could not lift Pfc Clagett’s balls out of the snow with a steam shovel.  Plan on moving Jan 2015.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — Sen. Lindsey Graham is the kind of Republican whom tea party activists want to boot from the Senate, though even they think he’d be hard to oust in a primary three years from now.

If South Carolina’s political insiders are correct, Graham has little to worry about in 2014 despite a flirtation with Democrats on politically explosive issues that has enraged many in South Carolina’s tea-party-influenced, conservative GOP base.

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That anger was on display recently in Greenville, S.C., when tea party activists attending a presidential campaign rally for Rep. Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) sported “RINO Hunter” T-shirts and vowed to oust insufficiently conservative Republicans.