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Lindsay Graham ends his campaign for the White House

Moderate Right said:
Jeb Bush thinks he has a good chance of getting most of Lindsey Graham's supporters. That should really shake up the race. A real game changer.
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With Lindsey polling at 0% outside of SC, not much of a game changer. Graham was never really in this race.
 
I generally liked Lindsey Graham. Oh well, the more good politicians that republicans ostracize, the better position Hillary will be in.
 
Absentglare said:
I generally liked Lindsey Graham. Oh well, the more good politicians that republicans ostracize, the better position Hillary will be in.
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He's not a bad guy. He just hides behind a lot of noisy war-hawk bluster. If he'd chill out a bit he'd be more tolerable.
 
poweRob said:
He's not a bad guy. He just hides behind a lot of noisy war-hawk bluster. If he'd chill out a bit he'd be more tolerable.
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I think the reasons republicans don't like him are that he's an experienced politician and he doesn't spew enough anti-democrat propaganda.
 
Moderate Right said:
Jeb Bush thinks he has a good chance of getting most of Lindsey Graham's supporters. That should really shake up the race. A real game changer.
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Yeah. It might boost his numbers from 3% to 5%! What a game changer! Look out Trump, here comes Jeb!
 
poweRob said:
Because every GOP candidate is in this state of mentality that they just want to out-wait the others that drop then vie for their support. Which is not a bad mentality when the field is as big as it is. Bush just so happens to have MASSIVE superpac campaign infusions to help him wait it out longer than most.
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But sooner or later, his donors are going to start getting sick of funding a guy who's in single digits and barely in the Top 5
 
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