Lindsey Graham PROFESSES love for Trump, his explanation is more pathetic than you’d expect
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On this episode of The Mighty, British Broadcaster Anthony Davis discusses the most embarrassing member of the United States Senate. Ok, we know. We've gotta be more specific. Today, we are talking about none other than Lindsey Graham. You see, Lindsey Graham is working overtime to keep his title as the most pathetic person in the United States Senate. During a recent GOP summit, Graham, who had previously said he was done with Trump, explained why he thinks the disgraced former president, who led an insurrection against the United States, is actually good for the Republican Party. His answer is incredibly revealing not just regarding his own mindset, but it speaks to the broader way in which the fascist Republican Party is using Trump to achieve their goals. Anthony Davis's analysis is a must-listen to understand where the Republican Party is heading.
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