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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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Ringo 的头像
Ringo2 个月前

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 个月前

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

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Hoosieratarian2 个月前

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 个月前

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 个月前

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 个月前

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 个月前

@tedcruz

Jesse Hughes ✝️🇺🇸 的头像
Jesse Hughes ✝️🇺🇸2 个月前

@DavidCarlson One race I’m still heartbroken about.

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Elena2 个月前

“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 个月前

@BlakeSNeff He will be remembered far more fondly than Massie

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Erikaaa2 个月前

@JohnDoyle Gem. RIP.

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Kathy Smith2 个月前

@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 个月前

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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IronHorsey 🇺🇸2 个月前

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

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Mattjohnsun2 个月前

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 个月前

@tedcruz The sun has not set on Senator Masters

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Based Ingrid 🇻🇦❄️2 个月前

I'm glad you lost in Arizona lol

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KayTurner_Gaming2 个月前

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 个月前

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

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Elisabeth Thompson🇺🇸2 个月前

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 个月前

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

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Joe Wargo2 个月前

Southern Charm.

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Railfan Reborn 🇺🇸2 个月前

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 个月前

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

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JEtta James™️2 个月前

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

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Trump Republican2 个月前

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

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Afors822 个月前

@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 个月前

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

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Nunya2 个月前

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

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Jackson2 个月前

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 个月前

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

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@jaxgroyper2 个月前

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

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will2 个月前

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 个月前

You think this makes him sound good?

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