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Bob Graham was the only candidate who did not stoop to negative attacks on Howard Dean. Dean gave Graham full credit for voting against the Iraq war resolution, but unfortunately once forgot that Graham had balanced a state budget. It would help all Democrats if Graham were to remain vocal on campaign issues and work hard in the general election to recapture Florida for the Democrats. |
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I am going to write a nice letter to Senator Graham. He impressed me as a very likeable man. |
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i'd suggest leaving well wishes on the bob graham blog: |
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Email Graham and thank him for being a dedicated public servant and patriot for standing up against Bush's war. |
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http://www.senate.gov/~graham/email.html |
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I posted some nice comments on Graham's blog. I'm really going to miss him! He's such an earnest, well-mannered guy. I hope he reads his comments over there, there's a lot of 'em. |
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He's a real Gentleman, an old-style Senator like Byrd. He ran a clean campaign and I still hope to see him as VP. I like his consistentcy better than Clark's inconsistency. |
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Kudos to Sen. Graham for having the intelligence and grace to end his candidacy. I only hope others will follow suit. It's getting a little frustrating watching the debates when 10 candidates are on stage. No one gets enough time to get his/her message across in an in-depth way. I know it's early, and a lot can happen. But at this point, it's pretty clear who doesn't have a snowball's chance in hell of winning the election. These people know who they are and should follow Sen. Graham's very admirable example and bow out as well. |
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I too would support Graham for VP. He compliments Dean in every way and has shown throughout his campaign that he's not in this for the glory or celebrity of it. The MOOD isn't right with Clark or the other candidates, it is with Graham. |