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5. He was the ultimate finger in the wind ass kisser...
Reply to senseandsensibility (Original post)
Sun Jul 12, 2026, 03:54 PM
8 hrs ago

Willing to do or say anything to advance his stature.

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Some recent quotes from Lindsay Graham [View all] senseandsensibility 9 hrs ago OP
A quote widely attributed to Oscar Wilde: OGBuzz 9 hrs ago #1
In a similar vein, attributed to Groucho Marx perfessor 6 hrs ago #17
Love it.👍 OGBuzz 6 hrs ago #18
Yes, radical. Some think it's not radical but health care for everyone is lunacy. nt wiggs 9 hrs ago #2
"Nothing became his life like the leaving of it." The Blue Flower 9 hrs ago #3
MacBeth, Act 1 Scene 4 per the google machine. I was pretty sure it was Shakespeare. ms liberty 4 hrs ago #22
Ever since McCain died he was morphing into a fascist. GoodRaisin 9 hrs ago #4
He was the ultimate finger in the wind ass kisser... yourout 8 hrs ago #5
Graham said and did many truly ugly things while he was alive dlk 8 hrs ago #6
His defining trait was hypocrisy. He flip-flopped more than a fish on dry land, often changing his views by the day over Karasu 8 hrs ago #7
Observing his behavior since McCain has passed away, I question whether he was ever his friend ToxMarz 7 hrs ago #8
+1. Graham was using McCain dalton99a 7 hrs ago #10
Kick dalton99a 7 hrs ago #9
The first two are accurate, the third one is not RetiredParatrooper 7 hrs ago #11
True, he didn't say that, but he accused Good of "assaulting" the ICE agent by trying to run him over William Seger 7 hrs ago #14
I removed the comment senseandsensibility 7 hrs ago #15
He had no moral compass AverageOldGuy 7 hrs ago #12
K&R red dog 1 7 hrs ago #13
His personal life mattered a LOT to some of us Random Boomer 6 hrs ago #16
Sometimes, it seems that the discussions on DU have become more critical of each other than of the people 1WorldHope 6 hrs ago #19
Best Wishes for your husband's continued recovery, 1WorldHope! senseandsensibility 6 hrs ago #20
💜🥰🫠 1WorldHope 6 hrs ago #21
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