Well, well, well …♪♫ Ding Dong ♫♪ Lindsey Graham is
dead. I saw lots of words about it on Facebook yesterday and kinda put it all
together and do what he asked of America in 2016 when he said, on camera:
"Use my words against me."
And so these are some of his words … but first the facts:
Miss Lindsey died Saturday night at his Washington home of what his office
calls a “brief and sudden illness.” He served four terms, chaired the Judiciary
and Budget committees, and spent decades as one of the loudest voices in
American foreign policy.
First thing Sunday morning the stories came in … Cankles declared
Lindsey a "true American Patriot" while fellow war criminal Benjamin
Netanyahu said Lindsey was a beloved friend. But now let’s hear Lindsey Graham
in his own words:
In December 2015, Graham called Cankles a
"race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot."
In February 2016 he said: "I think he's a kook. I think
he's crazy."
Also in 2016 he said: “There’s only one way to make America
great again. Tell [him] to go to hell.”
In May he wrote: "If we nominate [him] we will get
destroyed... and we will deserve it."
And he refused to vote for him. But then Cankles won the
presidency and Lindsey Graham discovered golf and by late 2017 Lindsey was
scolding the media for calling the president a “kook.” Not the first time his
own words came back at him.
His best friend was John McCain, a man Cankles the Draft
Dodging Bone Spur mocked for being captured in Vietnam and kept mocking even after
McCain dead. Lindsey Graham wept for McCain on the Senate floor and then kissed
the ass of the man who spat on McCain’s grave.
In response to Cankles remarks about McCain, Miss Lindsey
said: “I don’t like what he says about John McCain but when we play golf, it’s
fun.”
The words he wanted used against came in 2016, when he swore
that if a Supreme Court seat opened in an election year, the next president
should fill it; in 2018 he repeated the promise and added: "hold the
tape." Then, in October 2020, as Judiciary chairman, he rammed Amy Coney
Barrett onto the Court eight days before the election.
In November 2020, Georgia's Republican secretary of state
said Graham had called him asking about tossing legally cast mail ballots.
Graham lied about it and denied it, fought the grand jury subpoena all the way
to the Supreme Court, and lost.
On January 6th, with the glass still on the Capitol floors,
doors still broken into pieces and insurrectionists’ feces still smeared on the
walls, Lindsey Graham announced:
"Count me out. Enough is enough."
He was done with Cankles … but within months he was back at
Mar-Illegal.
He cheered the country into war with Iraq and just three
weeks ago he was on television promising that if diplomacy failed, Cankles was
"going to take the Strait of Hormuz."
Graham infamously and shamelessly and relentlessly defended Cankles
during corruption investigations, impeachment proceedings, rape trials, and manner
of legal controversies, and was widely known as the biggest brown-noser in
Washington.
Now, to be fair Lindsey was, at one time, a fair politician,
working with both parties to get things done, and to the very end of his life, he
was one of Ukraine's most reliable champions in the Senate. In fact, he died
the day after standing beside President Zelensky in Kyiv. He will deserve some
praise for that …
Still, during his Senate tenure, South Carolina has routinely
ranked among the nation's worst-performing states in education, healthcare,
poverty, infant mortality, and overall quality-of-life indicators. Miss
Lindsey, long rumored to be a deeply closeted homosexual, was also a staunch
opponent of LGBTQ+ rights.
We have Lindsey Graham to thank for that.
But how do you weigh that against a man who saw Cankles for
exactly what he was, spoke of him as a bigot and a racist and a kook, watched
him denigrate his best friend, even in death, and then spent over a decade
bowing and scraping to a racist, fascist, con artist, grifter, thief and sexual
predator.
Bless his heart. |