Lee Bright Steps Into The Hot Seat With the Rodeo Clown

[AuH20]

Much more polished than Mace. I hear he's also partial to secession. ;)

http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/08/13/is-this-state-senator-the-next-ted-cruz-another-candidate-steps-up-to-challenge-lindsay-graham/

[AuH20]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCx_lKGFmek#at=12

[angelatc]

Much more polished than Mace. I hear he's also partial to secession. ;)

http://www.glennbeck.com/2013/08/13/is-this-state-senator-the-next-ted-cruz-another-candidate-steps-up-to-challenge-lindsay-graham/

This is a good article and everyone should click through to read it. But what the heck is up with that picture of Beck and the sword? Ewww! ETA: It changed when I went back! It's a conspiracy!

Also, if I were writing this, I would have written this sentence differently:
Challenging Sen. Graham will be no easy task, and Bright should expect a tedious fight

Tedious?

[AuH20]

Courtesy of Eduardo. The full interview I believe:


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iUJ6V5I5m0#at=37

[Shane Harris]

Umm. Well this sucks right?? Doesn't this just split 'our' vote between Mace and Bright?

[AuH20]

Umm. Well this sucks right?? Doesn't this just split 'our' vote between Mace and Bright?

Lindsay still needs 50% to avoid a runoff. Unlikely. The problem is that one of the two will suck up resources.

[BuddyRey]

I wish Lee Bright's issues page was up so I could finally decide between he and Mace.

So far, I like both of them, but Mace does have some stuff about the "threat of radical Islam" that rubs me the wrong way.

[fr33]

I'm a Bright guy now. In a few days, I'll send him some money.

[Barrex]

Will they end up splitting the vote and lose?

[FSP-Rebel]

Lindsay still needs 50% to avoid a runoff. Unlikely. The problem is that one of the two will suck up resources.
I imagine Club 4 Growth will get in on this once the runoff produces the main challenger to Flimsey.

[Cowlesy]

Sorry, I know we had discussed Bright this Spring or perhaps even earlier, but doesn't he have a lot of personal finance issues? I thought Nancy Mace was the much more likely candidate to get beat graham, but all of a sudden Bright is back.

I haven't followed this very closely, but I thought he was scratched for all intents and purposes earlier in the year.

[matt0611]

I think Bright is the way to go.

He endorsed Ron in 2012 as well didn't he?

[Brett85]

Lindsay still needs 50% to avoid a runoff. Unlikely. The problem is that one of the two will suck up resources.

But on the other hand, Graham will have to split his resources attacking three candidates instead of one.