Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the debate over how Republicans should fill South Carolina's vacant U.S. Senate seat following Lindsey Graham's death and whether party unity should take precedence over a competitive primary. He discusses speculation surrounding potential candidates, including Ralph Norman and Lindsey Graham's sister, while examining the growing influence of endorsements from President Donald Trump and other prominent conservatives.

Brett says he can see both sides of the argument. On one hand, avoiding a costly and divisive primary could help Republicans conserve resources and stay focused on maintaining their Senate majority. On the other, he argues that conservatives traditionally believe leadership positions should be earned through merit and open competition rather than predetermined by political endorsements. He ultimately notes that politics has never been perfectly fair and asks listeners whether Republicans should prioritize principle or practicality, inviting callers to weigh in on whether the party should hold a contested race or quickly unite behind a single candidate.

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