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In case you were wondering, presidential hopeful and bottom-tier candidate Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) isn't quite sure why his support isn't skyrocketing among the American public -- but he doesn’t think his message is falling flat with conservatives.
At a pre-debate party hosted by CNN Tuesday night in Boulder, Colo., Graham blamed his lack of success so far in the GOP race on national polls. In the spin room following the debate, he told CNN’s Dana Bash he hasn’t been given a fair shake because the debates have been divided into top-and-bottom tiered candidates based on those polls.
A few minutes later, Graham told MRCTV he’s still polling far behind his fellow Republican candidates because he’s “just not that well-known.”
Watch Graham’s explanation for his performance thus far: