[Video] Nancy Mace on Cavuto discusses challenging Lindsey Graham

[GunnyFreedom]

The more you talk in front of the big lights, the easier it gets.

 

[Dogsoldier]

Was she a Ron Paul supporter?

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Lee Bright would make a great US Senator, but AFAIK he has not (yet) decided to run.

Lee Bright launches US Senate Campaign:

http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?423507-Lee-Bright-launches-Senate-Campaign

 

[supermario21]

Was she a Ron Paul supporter?

Yes. A pretty big one too I'd probably say.

 

[Bastiat's The Law]

South Carolina has a 50% run-off rule, so this worry is unfounded (unless you think the liberty vote is going to get confused with the choice and just go all Mavericky and vote for Graham)

I'm more concerned about our resources.

 

[eduardo89]

Yeah I agree. Not the best being interviewed, but she's pretty new at this. Cavuto was a good place to start, because he's not going to pounce on her. No one is really paying any attention though at this point, so hopefully in a couple of months she'll be more polished.

Cavuto is the best interviewer on Fox. He's always fair, even when playing devil's advocate. He's also very liberty-candidate friendly. He has Ron on very often, even now that he's retired from Congress.

Lee Bright should try and get on with Cavuto.

 

[CaptLouAlbano]

I'm more concerned about our resources.

Both probably have a decent fundraising base of their own to pull from. Graham has a ton of cash on hand (over 4 mil) so you can never outspend him. One just needs to spend smarter. Best thing folks here can do, if they choose to, is split their donations early on and then pile the money on whomever is polling the best as the election gets closer.

 

[CaptLouAlbano]

Cavuto is the best interviewer on Fox. He's always fair, even when playing devil's advocate. He's also very liberty-candidate friendly. He has Ron on very often, even now that he's retired from Congress.

Lee Bright should try and get on with Cavuto.

Agreed. I like Cavuto and watch him on both FNC and FBC. He comes across as a good guy who respects his profession.

 

[eduardo89]

Agreed. I like Cavuto and watch him on both FNC and FBC. He comes across as a good guy who respects his profession.

I love when he reads letters from the viewers, especially the mean ones. He takes it all very well. He comes across to me as one of the few honest hosts on Fox.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Cavuto treated me well when I was so nervous he could have obliterated me.

 

[eduardo89]

Cavuto treated me well when I was so nervous he could have obliterated me.

I remember watching that. You did great!

 

[GunnyFreedom]

I remember watching that. You did great!

Ha! The backstory is I was like 3 days without sleep. Too busy before and then too nervous to sleep before the interview. So I'm dead on my feet and barely rational. I stopped by some store to pick up an ephedrine just to pick up my alertness and they didn't have any. All they had was something called "Stacker 3" Well, I knew I had to do something or I would be massive fail, and That was NOT the time to fail so I got it.

OH HELL NO I will never buy a 'stacker' anything again! I was all weirdly light-headed and shaking like a chainsaw, not from the interview but from the doggone stacker crap.

I went through Cavuto first, and by the time we did Asman I was in way more control. The David Asman interview was ten times better, really it was. So the whole thing is over and I'm chatting with the guys running the satellite studio. After a few minutes my self control wore off and my whole body was just shaking. So I said something about not sleeping for three days and went home.

That was before 5 hour energy, and I had no clue that something you can buy at a gas station would frell me up that bad.

See I could have done way way better. I agree (and thank God!) the interviews went well. But had I not been too nervous to sleep the night before (and too busy to sleep the 2 nights before that) or if I had some form of energy I was familiar with, it would have been ten times better easily.

 

[Brian4Liberty]

Ha! The backstory is I was like 3 days without sleep. Too busy before and then too nervous to sleep before the interview.

Doesn't that suck? You have a night where you know you need to get sleep, and your brain refuses to go to sleep. So frustrating. Just happened to me a few days ago, so "ah feel your pain" (as Bill Clinton would say).

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Doesn't that suck? You have a night where you know you need to get sleep, and your brain refuses to go to sleep. So frustrating. Just happened to me a few days ago, so "ah feel your pain" (as Bill Clinton would say).

LOL I know right? Story of my life. I have a hard time getting to sleep anyway. Something big and important the next morning? I'm just outta luck. I'm not capable of shutting my brain down. It's constantly buzzing about some darn thing. I only sleep when exhaustion overcomes my thought compulsions.

 

[eduardo89]

Ha! The backstory is I was like 3 days without sleep.

 

[GunnyFreedom]

Ha!

Never touched the stuff. Knew a couple people who did, but that's not my way. Shoot, I'm such a bad insomniac stone cold sober that if I did cocaine I might die from sleep deprivation.

Tho that may have been less harmful than that Stacker 3 or Stacker 4 crap I got.