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Nov 23, 2019 22:39:57   #
rumitoid
 
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hiding from a mountain of evidence that President Trump sought to extort Ukraine into helping him in the 2020 e******n. Over in the Senate, Lindsay Graham took a slightly different tact: physically hiding from an Iraq War veteran who had concerns about the commander-in-chief.

On Friday morning, Graham was confronted on Capitol Hill by Jeff Key, who engaged the senator about as respectfully as possible. Graham couldn’t handle it. Here’s the exchange:

KEY: “I see how you’re berated in the press and I honestly believe that you believe in our democracy.”

GRAHAM: “I do.”

KEY: “I’m a Marine, I went to Iraq. I believe as I believe that you do that President Trump is not acting in accordance to his oath, the oath that you took and I did to defend the Constitution.”

GRAHAM: [unintelligible stammering]

KEY: “You took an oath.”

GRAHAM: “Yeah I did, I don’t agree with you, I gotta go.”

Graham then abruptly turned his back on Key and disappeared behind a closed door. “Is that it?” Key said as Graham retreated. “That’s it,” the senator said before closing the door behind him.

Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

Sadly, his deflection efforts aren’t limited to cable TV hits. On Thursday, Graham, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, launched a probe into Joe Biden’s relationship with Ukraine. The investigation comes a month after he was pressured to begin one by Trump and his allies. He refrained from doing so at the time, he explained to the Washington Post, because didn’t want to “turn the Senate into a circus.”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lindsey-graham-coward-exhibit-39204-192443390.html

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Nov 23, 2019 22:44:36   #
Liberty Tree
 
rumitoid wrote:
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hiding from a mountain of evidence that President Trump sought to extort Ukraine into helping him in the 2020 e******n. Over in the Senate, Lindsay Graham took a slightly different tact: physically hiding from an Iraq War veteran who had concerns about the commander-in-chief.

On Friday morning, Graham was confronted on Capitol Hill by Jeff Key, who engaged the senator about as respectfully as possible. Graham couldn’t handle it. Here’s the exchange:

KEY: “I see how you’re berated in the press and I honestly believe that you believe in our democracy.”

GRAHAM: “I do.”

KEY: “I’m a Marine, I went to Iraq. I believe as I believe that you do that President Trump is not acting in accordance to his oath, the oath that you took and I did to defend the Constitution.”

GRAHAM: [unintelligible stammering]

KEY: “You took an oath.”

GRAHAM: “Yeah I did, I don’t agree with you, I gotta go.”

Graham then abruptly turned his back on Key and disappeared behind a closed door. “Is that it?” Key said as Graham retreated. “That’s it,” the senator said before closing the door behind him.

Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

Sadly, his deflection efforts aren’t limited to cable TV hits. On Thursday, Graham, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, launched a probe into Joe Biden’s relationship with Ukraine. The investigation comes a month after he was pressured to begin one by Trump and his allies. He refrained from doing so at the time, he explained to the Washington Post, because didn’t want to “turn the Senate into a circus.”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lindsey-graham-coward-exhibit-39204-192443390.html
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hidi... (show quote)


Time to put you on the too far gone and no longer worthy of response list.

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Nov 23, 2019 22:51:36   #
steve66613
 
Liberty Tree wrote:
Time to put you on the too far gone and no longer worthy of response list.


Sheesh! Rumi is a volcano of putrid nonsense tonight. Likely, he gets like that after drinking about a quart of bong water.

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Nov 23, 2019 23:02:16   #
rumitoid
 
Liberty Tree wrote:
Time to put you on the too far gone and no longer worthy of response list.


Of course you would. That's how you deal with criticism; you do not engage and possibly prove or try to refute the many accusations but run away. Why? You can't. DISPROVE WHAT i SAID! Again, you can't so you make a "no longer worthy of response list." Being a coward now is the only way to serve this president in this hour of severely damaging testimony of his corrupt extortion.

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Nov 23, 2019 23:05:29   #
rumitoid
 
steve66613 wrote:
Sheesh! Rumi is a volcano of putrid nonsense tonight. Likely, he gets like that after drinking about a quart of bong water.


Haha, as usual no honest or insightful thought about the subject, just vitriol. Typical. You guys are like inane clones.

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Nov 23, 2019 23:17:57   #
Michael Rich Loc: Lapine Oregon
 
Liberty Tree wrote:
Time to put you on the too far gone and no longer worthy of response list.


He's gone.

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Nov 23, 2019 23:35:42   #
karpenter Loc: Headin' Fer Da Hills !!
 
rumitoid wrote:
Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

We'll See If It Goes To A V**e

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Nov 24, 2019 00:36:13   #
JW
 
rumitoid wrote:
Of course you would. That's how you deal with criticism; you do not engage and possibly prove or try to refute the many accusations but run away. Why? You can't. DISPROVE WHAT i SAID! Again, you can't so you make a "no longer worthy of response list." Being a coward now is the only way to serve this president in this hour of severely damaging testimony of his corrupt extortion.


It's difficult to refute your opinions/charges/spurious accusations. Provide something factual and I shall repute it for you.

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Nov 24, 2019 00:39:53   #
karpenter Loc: Headin' Fer Da Hills !!
 
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Nov 24, 2019 01:58:54   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
rumitoid wrote:
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hiding from a mountain of evidence that President Trump sought to extort Ukraine into helping him in the 2020 e******n. Over in the Senate, Lindsay Graham took a slightly different tact: physically hiding from an Iraq War veteran who had concerns about the commander-in-chief.

On Friday morning, Graham was confronted on Capitol Hill by Jeff Key, who engaged the senator about as respectfully as possible. Graham couldn’t handle it. Here’s the exchange:

KEY: “I see how you’re berated in the press and I honestly believe that you believe in our democracy.”

GRAHAM: “I do.”

KEY: “I’m a Marine, I went to Iraq. I believe as I believe that you do that President Trump is not acting in accordance to his oath, the oath that you took and I did to defend the Constitution.”

GRAHAM: [unintelligible stammering]

KEY: “You took an oath.”

GRAHAM: “Yeah I did, I don’t agree with you, I gotta go.”

Graham then abruptly turned his back on Key and disappeared behind a closed door. “Is that it?” Key said as Graham retreated. “That’s it,” the senator said before closing the door behind him.

Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

Sadly, his deflection efforts aren’t limited to cable TV hits. On Thursday, Graham, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, launched a probe into Joe Biden’s relationship with Ukraine. The investigation comes a month after he was pressured to begin one by Trump and his allies. He refrained from doing so at the time, he explained to the Washington Post, because didn’t want to “turn the Senate into a circus.”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lindsey-graham-coward-exhibit-39204-192443390.html
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Is there a video I could watch?

Otherwise this is just one man's version of what happened....

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Nov 24, 2019 03:13:53   #
JW
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Is there a video I could watch?

Otherwise this is just one man's version of what happened....


https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/lindsey-graham-runs-from-veteran-916807/

near the end of the article is a short video. I watched it several times and got nothing out of it.

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Nov 24, 2019 08:32:51   #
lpnmajor Loc: Arkansas
 
rumitoid wrote:
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hiding from a mountain of evidence that President Trump sought to extort Ukraine into helping him in the 2020 e******n. Over in the Senate, Lindsay Graham took a slightly different tact: physically hiding from an Iraq War veteran who had concerns about the commander-in-chief.

On Friday morning, Graham was confronted on Capitol Hill by Jeff Key, who engaged the senator about as respectfully as possible. Graham couldn’t handle it. Here’s the exchange:

KEY: “I see how you’re berated in the press and I honestly believe that you believe in our democracy.”

GRAHAM: “I do.”

KEY: “I’m a Marine, I went to Iraq. I believe as I believe that you do that President Trump is not acting in accordance to his oath, the oath that you took and I did to defend the Constitution.”

GRAHAM: [unintelligible stammering]

KEY: “You took an oath.”

GRAHAM: “Yeah I did, I don’t agree with you, I gotta go.”

Graham then abruptly turned his back on Key and disappeared behind a closed door. “Is that it?” Key said as Graham retreated. “That’s it,” the senator said before closing the door behind him.

Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

Sadly, his deflection efforts aren’t limited to cable TV hits. On Thursday, Graham, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, launched a probe into Joe Biden’s relationship with Ukraine. The investigation comes a month after he was pressured to begin one by Trump and his allies. He refrained from doing so at the time, he explained to the Washington Post, because didn’t want to “turn the Senate into a circus.”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lindsey-graham-coward-exhibit-39204-192443390.html
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hidi... (show quote)


Graham has been, and still is, all over the map on nearly every issue. The one thing he is consistent on, it's all the Democrats fault.

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Nov 24, 2019 08:50:44   #
kemmer
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
Is there a video I could watch?

Otherwise this is just one man's version of what happened....

Rather than Graham, it’s much more fun to watch Jim Jordan scream, attack, and bluster to defend the indefensible.

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Nov 24, 2019 09:28:18   #
padremike Loc: Phenix City, Al
 
rumitoid wrote:
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hiding from a mountain of evidence that President Trump sought to extort Ukraine into helping him in the 2020 e******n. Over in the Senate, Lindsay Graham took a slightly different tact: physically hiding from an Iraq War veteran who had concerns about the commander-in-chief.

On Friday morning, Graham was confronted on Capitol Hill by Jeff Key, who engaged the senator about as respectfully as possible. Graham couldn’t handle it. Here’s the exchange:

KEY: “I see how you’re berated in the press and I honestly believe that you believe in our democracy.”

GRAHAM: “I do.”

KEY: “I’m a Marine, I went to Iraq. I believe as I believe that you do that President Trump is not acting in accordance to his oath, the oath that you took and I did to defend the Constitution.”

GRAHAM: [unintelligible stammering]

KEY: “You took an oath.”

GRAHAM: “Yeah I did, I don’t agree with you, I gotta go.”

Graham then abruptly turned his back on Key and disappeared behind a closed door. “Is that it?” Key said as Graham retreated. “That’s it,” the senator said before closing the door behind him.

Like his Republican colleagues, Graham has been unable to address the substance of the impeachment inquiry, instead opting to bash the process and indulge conspiracy theories about Deep State efforts to take down the president.

Sadly, his deflection efforts aren’t limited to cable TV hits. On Thursday, Graham, who chairs the Senate Judiciary Committee, launched a probe into Joe Biden’s relationship with Ukraine. The investigation comes a month after he was pressured to begin one by Trump and his allies. He refrained from doing so at the time, he explained to the Washington Post, because didn’t want to “turn the Senate into a circus.”
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/lindsey-graham-coward-exhibit-39204-192443390.html
House Republicans spent the week rhetorically hidi... (show quote)


Before I opened this thread I wondered which one of our vulgar progressives had crafted the title. I did not consider you in the mix. I won't be fooled next time.

You think it was wrong for Graham to walk away and not engage in an argument with the joker that ambushed him? What would have been the point? Furthermore, you peckerwoods believe anyone that supports Trump is crazy while progressives support k*****g unborn children, promote homosexuality and that one may simply choose from 70 or more different g****rs anytime they want a change.

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Nov 24, 2019 10:01:47   #
Lonewolf
 
kemmer wrote:
Rather than Graham, it’s much more fun to watch Jim Jordan scream, attack, and bluster to defend the indefensible.


That's gym jordon

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