Some questions arise.
1. Huh
2. What? Why?
Sure we’ve got a Republican field led by Jeb Bush, Chris Christie and Rand Paul so conservatism clearly isn’t a desirable value, but you would think that one Muslim Brotherhood/amnesty for illegal aliens administration would be enough.
South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham is getting encouragement from a close colleague and friend, Sen. John McCain, to run for President.
“I think he is looking at it, and I am strongly encouraging him to take a look at it,” McCain, an Arizona Republican, told ABC News in a story published Monday. “I know of no one who is better versed and more important on national security policy and defense than Lindsey Graham, and I don’t think these challenges to our security are going away.”
Graham floated the possibility of a run in an interview with the Weekly Standard last month, telling the magazine he’d be interested in running to guide the conversation on national security.
“If I get through my general election, if nobody steps up in the presidential mix, if nobody’s out there talking — me and McCain have been talking — I may just jump in to get to make these arguments,” Graham said.
While Graham and McCain are not bad on national security in some areas, they went completely off the road during the Arab Spring. Not to mention we’ve got Graham bemoaning that Congress didn’t pass amnesty.
If we’re going to have a novelty candidate to push national security themes, John Bolton is still around and he looks roughly 250 percent more presidential than Graham does on his best day.
I would guess that Graham would make a very good debater given a confrontational forum, but his ideas on national security can currently be boiled down to supporting some terrorists and fighting other terrorists.





















