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Republican US Senators Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and John Cornyn of Texas represent two of the most corrupt long-term incumbents in American politics who support Amnesty for illegals and we need to do all we can to take them out of office on June 9 and May 26.
Lindsey Graham was a member of the Gang of Eight Amnesty pushers who tried to turn tens of millions of illegals into US citizens and Democrat voters 2006-2013, and Senator John Cornyn has signaled his support for Amnesty for illegals many times including a recently removed campaign video from 2020 in Spanish promising Amnesty to Spanish speaking voters in Texas. Thanks to the brave members of ALIPAC who sacrificed their time and donations to fight back, Cornyn and Graham's Amnesty bills were defeated, and together we went on to throw Amnesty-supporting RINO Eric Cantor out of office in the GOP primaries of 2014! Now, the time has come for us to 'Eric Cantor' John Cornyn and Lindsey Graham by throwing them out of office on May 26 and June 9, respectively for their support of nation-destroying Amnesty for illegal immigrants bills. In Texas, our ALIPAC Endorsed candidate Ken Paxton has proven his dedication to existing borders and immigration laws and his opposition to Amnesty for over a decade. Polls show Paxton has a slight lead over John Cornyn in the GOP Primary runoff that will be settled on May 26. In South Carolina, ALIPAC is about to endorse GOP Primary candidate Mark Lynch, who is rapidly closing in on Lindsey Graham after Paul Dans, who dropped out of the race in April, put his full support behind Lynch. Corrupt, RINO, Epstein-style compromised, Amnesty-backing, Fox News darling Lindsey Graham has been unable to earn over 50% support in any tracking poll, and he would need more than 50% to avoid a runoff. If no candidate exceeds 50% in the crowded SC primary on June 9, there will be a runoff only two weeks later between the two top vote recipients. ALIPAC's mission is to endorse Mark Lynch and send in as many voters, donors, and volunteers as we can to support both Ken Paxton (Visit site HERE) and Mark Lynch (Visit Site HERE) from around the nation while simultaneously releasing the parts of our archives that detail Cornyn and Graham's support for Amnesty for millions of illegal aliens directly to SC & TX Voters. At the same time, we are going to need to keep up our lobbying pressure in DC against the Dignity Act Amnesty bill that members of Trump's cabinet are pressuring him to support, and complete our efforts to get all 1,400+ names on the ALIPAC list of Americans killed by illegals into the official Congressional Record. To do all we can to take John Cornyn and Lindsey Graham out of office over the next month, we must raise the $15,000 minimum we need to fund ALIPAC's base operations through June 30 (SUPPORT ALIPAC NOW HERE), and we need to raise amounts beyond the 15k to fund ad buys and boosts to remind TX and SC voters of Cornyn and Graham's support for Amnesty for illegals. If Cornyn or Graham win reelection over the next month, the message to all of DC and the nation will be that you can support Amnesty for millions of illegals as a Republican and still be reelected, which would increase the chances of nation-destroying Amnesty passing soon by many factors. We certainly don't want that to be the prevailing message on the minds of lawmakers. ALIPAC is going to do all we can to rally our supporters and more patriots across the nation in this effort to take Senators Lindsey Graham and John Cornyn out of office. Will you rally with us to go after these corrupt RINOs? We have a real chance to replace them both with true American conservative patriots who support America's existing immigration laws while opposing any form of Amnesty for illegals like we do! Please show your support for our efforts today by contributing $10, $25, $50, $100, $200, $500, or $1,000+ via our secure contributions page at... https://www.alipac.us/donations/
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