Primary Graham: Resolution in Support to Replace Lindsey Graham

GREENVILLE, S.C. | JOSHUA COOK | JULY 12, 2013 |

The Greenville Post obtained a copy of a resolution circulating between grassroots leaders in the Palmetto State. See document below.

According to POLITICO, Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) raised $1.4 million in the second quarter and has $6.25 million cash on hand.

This is a very intimidating amount for any challenger to go up against in 2014, but what about one’s voting record? Those in the conservative circles are focusing on Sen. Graham’s voting record to show how inconsistent he is as a “conservative” Republican. Conservatives who are disappointed with Graham’s record are anxiously waiting for a strong conservative candidate to emerge. After the vetting process, they want to rally around him or her to defeat Graham in the primary.

Resolution in Support of Replacement of Lindsey Graham

Richard Cash announced his candidacy in April to challenge Sen. Graham.

In a recent email Cash stated,

“You probably know that I must file my first FEC report at the end of this week.  It will detail how much money our campaign has raised, and it will be used to determine the viability of our campaign.  You probably also know that Marcia and I have pledged to give $200,000 to this campaign, and that we have given $50,000 already.  Initially, I planned to give another $50,000 by the end of this year, and the rest of it at the beginning of next year.”

Looking forward to turning in a strong FEC report in a few days, and I’m thankful for each of you who have… /KTLrR6EaWy

— Richard Cash (@cash4senate) July 10, 2013

 There is buzz in conservative circles about the possibility of others who may run against Sen. Graham, Nancy Mace and Sen. Lee Bright.

It will take more than money to win a GOP primary in SC. RT if you agree. #sctweets #scpol #sc2014

— Nancy Mace (@nancymace) July 10, 2013

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