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In reply to the discussion: Lindsey Graham is dead, [View all]

BannonsLiver

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25. Wondering if some of that spills out into the public sphere after his death.
Sun Jul 12, 2026, 03:04 AM
16 hrs ago

I know it’s been widely speculated about over the decades. Doesn’t matter one way or the other at this point, or any other for that matter. But to deny people haven’t asked questions about it over the years is to deny reality.

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Lindsey Graham is dead, [View all] RandySF 16 hrs ago OP
Whoa Diraven 16 hrs ago #1
Give our regards to Mitch! SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #2
OK, THAT made me laugh!! AZ8theist 15 hrs ago #41
And Rush too! GoodRaisin 13 hrs ago #53
This message was self-deleted by its author SocialDemocrat61 16 hrs ago #3
Woah... that was not expected. FascismIsDeath 16 hrs ago #4
Heart attack tonight in DC. RandySF 16 hrs ago #5
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Speculation from someone on Reddit: "my guess would be a pulmonary embolism. Flights from Eastern/Central Europe to Was BlueWaveNeverEnd 15 hrs ago #35
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Seems to be going around among Republican Senators. wnylib 14 hrs ago #51
Totally! calimary 16 hrs ago #21
Good for him. dalton99a 16 hrs ago #6
Props to God for hitting PAYDIRT!!! SoFlaBro 16 hrs ago #7
God missed the bulls eye. AZ8theist 15 hrs ago #42
I think this one was Satan calling home his ally. wnylib 14 hrs ago #47
Hmmm...A Bette Davis comes to mind... Behind the Aegis 16 hrs ago #8
Do tell ... n/t wackadoo wabbit 16 hrs ago #15
You should never say bad things about the dead, mercuryblues 16 hrs ago #24
Thanks! ... n/t wackadoo wabbit 15 hrs ago #26
Well... -misanthroptimist 16 hrs ago #9
They come in 3's. herding cats 16 hrs ago #10
I dont care , do you ?? Trueblue1968 16 hrs ago #11
And I was trying to behave. Solly Mack 16 hrs ago #12
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Grahams seat was up for reelection this fall Boo1 15 hrs ago #27
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Good question Boo1 15 hrs ago #29
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Someone worse than Graham. The SC GOP Executive Committee will nominate someone, who will be a GOP hardliner. LeftInTX 15 hrs ago #31
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Another fascist. GoodRaisin 13 hrs ago #54
Is this a typo? Shouldn't it read "Mitch McConnell"? ... n/t wackadoo wabbit 16 hrs ago #14
Evidently, he's still with us, at least to some extent. calimary 15 hrs ago #34
Guess they didn't have time to hide him. GoodRaisin 14 hrs ago #45
That is some crazy misdirection . . . Sympthsical 16 hrs ago #16
I wonder which heartless Republican will call first dibs on his office. littlemissmartypants 16 hrs ago #17
Nancy Mace said she would fujiyamasan 5 hrs ago #63
Wow! Have they already cleaned it out? That was fast. ... littlemissmartypants 5 hrs ago #65
She's truly vile and ended up in fifth place during their GOP gubernatorial primary fujiyamasan 5 hrs ago #66
I wouldn't think she'd be the best choice but she does have name recognition. ... littlemissmartypants 5 hrs ago #67
R-I-P ... nt Raine 16 hrs ago #18
Good riddance sfdennis1 16 hrs ago #20
Wondering if some of that spills out into the public sphere after his death. BannonsLiver 16 hrs ago #25
Good riddance is right. ShazzieB 6 hrs ago #62
This is Nancy Mace's chance, RandySF 16 hrs ago #22
I hadn't thought about her COL Mustard 15 hrs ago #43
I can't believe he was only 71, he looked and acted a lot older. BigmanPigman 16 hrs ago #23
Post removed Post removed 15 hrs ago #33
So I wonder who trump will tell the governor Figarosmom 15 hrs ago #37
Maybe his crank health views played a role. He supported Robbie's nomination, and his own attitude struggle4progress 15 hrs ago #38
that and living under kompromat Skittles 14 hrs ago #50
I'm thinking Governor McMaster will elevate himself to the Senate jmowreader 15 hrs ago #39
Whoa D_Master81 15 hrs ago #40
Yes, he was scheduled to be on Meet the Press today Grim Chieftain 14 hrs ago #46
Where should I go to empty my blather? Justice matters. 15 hrs ago #44
I Have to Wonder DET 14 hrs ago #48
Yeah D_Master81 10 hrs ago #59
Mark Twain quote anamnua 14 hrs ago #49
That's a start. PuraVidaDreamin 14 hrs ago #52
WOW mahina 13 hrs ago #55
Huh, how about that. Anyone else watching the World Cup too? nt Javaman 13 hrs ago #56
His legacy will always be that of a craven sycophant. Jedi Guy 13 hrs ago #57
I guess Putin wasn't happy with him visiting Ukraine Bluestocking 12 hrs ago #58
Now that is a surprise. He didn't need to pass, if he'd just have retired about 10 years ago. marble falls 10 hrs ago #60
Buh-bye, bootlicker EnergizedLib 10 hrs ago #61
Wow MustLoveBeagles 5 hrs ago #64
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