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Once when a donor asked, “Senator Graham why are you helping Blake, given how much you two disagree on foreign policy?” he replied with a grin: “So Blake’s wrong about Ukraine... who gives a shit? We aren’t here to talk about how correct I am all the time, we’re...

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He wanted to win and achieve things. This is why he was such a powerful senator. He had the right mindset, unlike a lot of supposed "right-wing" politicians. Retard Right would prefer Massie, who achieved nothing and doesn't play for the team. That's why they are retarded.

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Fugitive Caesar2 ay önce

You would've been an excellent Senator. Still would!

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Hoosieratarian2 ay önce

I have not seen one post by a family member, friend or loved one. All tributes I’ve seen are from politicians, foreign leaders and lobbyists/media who all benefited in some way from his influence. What a sad, empty and fake existence built on his power over your tax dollars.

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Dal2 ay önce

Whatever else may be said about him, in the end he really was a solid team player who wanted to win.

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Will Benjamin2 ay önce

This is exactly why he was a politician of the worst kind. A snake who maneuvered for power and prestige. The only two teams in America politics are natural rights constitutionalists and social contract collectivists. Graham was the latter.

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Deztro🏴2 ay önce

I'm saddened by his death (I wanted him to be primaried) but in no fucking way am I going to pretend he wasn't a warmongering swamp rat who spent more time in Ukraine and DC than he did in his own state. He was an out-of-touch shitty person and his state knew it which is why he never came here. He was booed off stage everywhere he went in SC.

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Flopop2 ay önce

@tedcruz

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@DavidCarlson One race I’m still heartbroken about.

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Elena2 ay önce

“I got in the way…there’s nothing these people won’t do for power, but if there *IS* a fight I will show up” However much I disagreed with him that is the kind of fighting spirit I could respect the world over, it bawled me over & a few times got under my skin which is truly rare. Even in my disagreements I wanted to be on his side, for it was tough indeed to be on the outside of Sen. Graham🤣 I miss him.

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Fractal Friend2 ay önce

@BlakeSNeff He will be remembered far more fondly than Massie

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Erikaaa2 ay önce

@JohnDoyle Gem. RIP.

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Kathy Smith2 ay önce

@MargoinWNC I’m starting to understand he was so much more than I thought.. or was even interested in knowing till now.. Thank you for sharing this 🌟

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Markle Ω2 ay önce

Ted/Blake - can we please try to get Lindsey's “Sanctions from Hell” Bill passed? 🥺🙏 It would really honor him. S.1241 - Sanctioning Russia Act of 2025

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That speaks well of Senator Graham even after you were so wrong about Ukraine's self-defense. Nicely done.

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Mattjohnsun2 ay önce

His memory is cemented and it isn’t good. He once fell toward me on a sidewalk off 3rd street on cap hill coming out of some private club shetfaced at 1am. Pray we one day know the depth of his dirty deeds undermining the right.

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Jackson Rowell2 ay önce

@tedcruz The sun has not set on Senator Masters

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Based Ingrid 🇻🇦❄️2 ay önce

I'm glad you lost in Arizona lol

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KayTurner_Gaming2 ay önce

not a fan of him being a warhawk but he wasn't someone who was undermining Trump like Thune, Cornyn, McConnell, and Massie.

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How Much お幾ら2 ay önce

The only team he played for is Israel. Fuck him and fuck you.

Elisabeth Thompson🇺🇸 profil fotoğrafı
Elisabeth Thompson🇺🇸2 ay önce

Ok good on him, but we know a lack of funding from the RNC for your winnable race was why you lost bc the RNC chose to dump money into RINO races that weren’t winnable. I will assume all blame goes to Mitch McConnell.

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Magnolia Rose2 ay önce

May the @senategop take to heart his admonition of being team players to keep the majority.

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Joe Wargo2 ay önce

Southern Charm.

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Hope you make a return to politics someday, Blake! I would sign up to knock a thousand doors for you any day just like in 2022!

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Brian2 ay önce

Thanks for sharing Blake. He will be missed. A bit of a reminder to all of us how fragile life can be.

JEtta James™️ profil fotoğrafı
JEtta James™️2 ay önce

On Gaza - "Just flatten it. We flattened Berlin. We flattened Tokyo."

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Trump Republican2 ay önce

@BlueskyLibs Lindsey was a Patriot first, he loved his America. 🇺🇸

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Afors822 ay önce

@MargoinWNC Fair point. He knew how the game was played and was quite good at it. Still despised him 90% of the time though. The other 10% made him somewhat tolerable.

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GasStationinLife2 ay önce

This … does not make lindsey look good, you absolute fucking dipshit

Nunya profil fotoğrafı
Nunya2 ay önce

Disgusting. What principles he had (if any) were warped and perverse

Jackson profil fotoğrafı
Jackson2 ay önce

He was also a warmongering bigot that never met a war he didn't like, gleefully reported about the murder of innocent people abroad, and spent his career ruining the lives of people just like him. Fuck him. I hope there's a hell and that he found the deepest pit there.

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Nedley Mandingo2 ay önce

Exactly! His team sport was plundering America, and sending kids to fake wars. F him.

@jaxgroyper profil fotoğrafı
@jaxgroyper2 ay önce

I wonder if he would’ve said the same thing if you were anti-Israel

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will2 ay önce

The sign says "More for Israel" not "More for South Carolina"---how the Hell was this man elected anything? Oh right, AIPAC.

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RubbaDubDubs2 ay önce

You think this makes him sound good?

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