Graham promises to help House members

U.S. Sen. Lindsey Graham has promised to work on behalf on any incumbent House members facing opposition in June's primary. Graham spoke to House and Senate Republicans this morning.

Graham said Republicans need to be united to defeat enthusiastic Democrats this fall, and that House Republicans have done a good job and earned his support.

A former House member from Seneca, Graham said he disagrees with Gov. Mark Sanford, who believes lawmakers have stood in the way of needed reform in S.C.

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[TheAnonymous]

Someone needs to help them decide the appropriate age parameters for the extras in their "Nailed" movie.

If my eyes didn't deceive me, today's "Media Day" section of The State Newspaper lists an open casting call for girls age 7 to 12.

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There is something awfully SQUIRRELLY about this whole production.

[TheAnonymous]

Does South Carolina really want to be known as the scenic host of this "Congressionally and Bizarrely Nympho-maniacally Injured Filmfest?" We need a new congressperson with a sense of public duty to ***Nail This Nightmare Before it Enters Anybody Else's Consciousness***.

Anybody else's other than the sicko that dreamed it all up.