Congress
WTF? Lindsey Graham Gives a Celebratory Fist Bump to Kamala Harris on the Senate Floor
Is Loose Lindsey in on the steal?
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) has been called out for his waffling and weak leadership in response to the significant abnormalities that have come to light in the aftermath of this year’s presidential election.
No one is surprised. https://t.co/DZ0GNZMjqG
— Donald Trump Jr. (@DonaldJTrumpJr) November 5, 2020
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Graham has once again resumed his posture as a Trump ally after feeling the post-election heat. He pledged $500,000 for President Trump’s legal battle to preserve electoral integrity following the disputed vote.
“He’s not undercutting American democracy by suggesting that, you know, irregularities occurred,” Graham said.
“Let’s hear the trump team out,” he added. “They deserve to be heard. Their allegations deserve to be looked at. Every American should want voter voting irregularity claims that are credible to be investigated.”
However, it would not be long before the long-time McCain butt buddy would show his true colors. Graham gave a celebratory fist bump to Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA), perhaps to celebrate their globalist cabal’s victory over the democratic process earlier this month.
The shameful incestuous display between the senators can be seen here:
WATCH: Sen. Lindsey Graham gives Vice President-elect Kamala Harris a fist bump on the Senate floor
— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) November 17, 2020
Big League Politics has reported on Graham being a snake in the grass throughout President Trump’s first term, particularly on the issue of foreign policy:
The calls for military action in Venezuela grow stronger each day.
Now, Senator Lindsey Graham wants the U.S. to escalate the current conflict in Venezuela.
In a recent tweet, Lindsey Graham suggested sending an aircraft carrier to counter the Maduro government which has received aid from Cuba and Russia.
He wrote: “Cuba, Russia send troops to prop Maduro up in Venezuela…….while we talk/sanction.
Where is our aircraft carrier?”
This week has been rather explosive for Venezuela.
On April 29, 2019 Juan Guaidó launched an uprising against President Nicolás Maduro.
This uprising received praise from Congressman Matt Gaetz, however he did call for non-intervention in this case.
Congressman Thomas Massie also advised that the U.S. Congress take the necessary constitutional precautions to handle the situation in Venezuela.
Freshman Congresswoman Ilhan Omar also called for non-intervention in Venezuela, but instead she blamed U.S. meddling, not Venezuela’s long history of socialist policies, for its current economic collapse.
Nevertheless, it seems that there’s considerable tension in Washington D.C about what to do in the South American country.
Despite his efforts to defend Supreme Justice Brett Kavanaugh, Graham has reverted back to his old ways by pushing for gun control and now calling for military action in Venezuela.
It seems Graham has only paid lip service to President Trump throughout his first term and now will work to usher in the era of Biden/Harris. Graham’s seedy behavior proves the old tea party adage: Once a RINO, always a RINO!
Congress
Mitch McConnell Preparing Exit Strategies, Potential Successors in Advance of Possible Retirement
Will Mitch retire?
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has reportedly created a shortlist of potential successors, with the establishment Republican considering a possible retirement before his term ends. McConnell was reelected to another Senate term in 2020, and the Intercept broke the news of his retirement considerations on Thursday.
Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron is reportedly McConnell’s first pick for his successor. Former UN Ambassador Kelly Craft and Kentucky Secretary of State Michael Adams are also possible replacements. McConnell, 79, has served as a Kentucky Senator since 1985.
Kentucky law currently would allow Governor Andy Beshear- a Democrat- to appoint McConnell’s successor if he retired. However, McConnell is pushing for the Republican state legislature to pass reforms allowing them to select replacements for Senators who have resigned. McConnell’s quiet boosting of legislative reforms to appoint interim Senators led to the reports of his potential retirement, although it’s unclear when he plans to leave the picture.
McConnell largely alienated the Republican Party with a forceful denunciation of former President Donald Trump during the second sham impeachment trial targeting the President, although he declined to vote to convict the President on the basis of legality. A Republican candidate in the mold of McConnell’s 20th century style would have a difficult time winning a Kentucky GOP primary, and McConnell’s appointed pick may start off in such an election with a considerable handicap. In addition, the legacy Senator remains popular in Kentucky, although at least one county party censured him for his betrayal of Trump in January.
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