South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham thinks that former President Trump needs to “get over” the 2020 election, unless he wants to lose all his political clout.
“What I say to Trump is, do you want Jan. 6th to be your political obituary? If you do not get over it, it will be,’” he said to The NY Times during an interview released this Saturday.
The comments were referencing the Trump’s continued insistence that the 2020 election was “rigged.”
His focus on the 2020 election was very high in recent days due to MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell’s “cyber symposium,” an event that featured data analysts being challenged to disprove the idea that the election was fixed.
And in case you were curious what all the fuss is about.
$5m prize for anyone who can disprove that Mike Lindell's data from the election is authentic.
A great opportunity for ANY security or data specialist, IMO. Or at least it would be if the data is not legit. 🤷♂️ pic.twitter.com/hIZLYtjnyk
— gootecks (@gootecks) July 30, 2021
Because Fox News did not air any video of the symposium, the president gave a comment Wednesday hitting out against the network.
“Fox does not understand that they are missing a bonanza by not showing the 2020 Fraud, the Crime of the Century, which is getting exposed every day. They are also harming our nation. People have stopped watching them!” he said.
NEW!
"Fox doesn’t understand that it is missing a rating bonanza by not covering the 2020 Election Fraud, the Crime of the Century, which is being exposed throughout many states on a daily basis. They are also doing a disservice to our Country. People have turned them off!" pic.twitter.com/nvcclCl6Pp
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 11, 2021
Meanwhile, via Twitter, his spokeswoman, Liz Harrington, kept sharing clips from the live event.
President Trump won 18 out of 19 bellwether counties — a perfect predictor of presidential elections since 1980 @SKeshel notes Obama won 19 out of 19, while Biden won only one, a county in Washington which has anomalies of its own pic.twitter.com/kK3Tih5keE
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 11, 2021
Remember the presidential primaries? President Trump cleaned up with 94% in the GOP with super high turnout, while Biden finished in 4th and 5th place
"We've never had a defeated president with a number higher than 72.8% This is your enthusiasm number."
MUST WATCH via @SKeshel pic.twitter.com/zhnwYlVB7o
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 11, 2021
There's bellwether states, too
Since 1896 IA, FL, OH, and NC have been won by the same candidate 13 times
All 13 times the candidate won the election pic.twitter.com/hKJRRTHkmO
— Liz Harrington (@realLizUSA) August 11, 2021
As for Graham, it is not certain why the GOP senator chose to partner with the NY Times, a liberal news outlet that does whatever it can to support the Dem Party’s agenda and destroy conservatives.
Just consider their derogatory headline which they used in the article itself: “Tap Dancing With Donald Trump: Senator Graham’s Quest for Relevance.”
The whole piece is filled with scorn for the Senator and for the conservative values he is supposed to represent.
“Mr. Graham has turned into a frequent face on Fox News, denying systemic racism and calling federal assistance to Black farmers ‘reparations.’ He shared a video of himself using an AR-15 which he bought to protect himself from ‘gangs’ and forcefully supported Ms. Cheney’s expulsion from her leadership spot,” one section reads.
The implication being that he is a racist for not accepting the far-left’s anti-white narratives.
“He has supported the culture-war that he mocked before — recently saying that he would fight against students for attempting to block a Chick-fil-A from being built on campus after the anti-L.G.B.T.-rights politics of its corporate leaders were publicized,” another section says.
The implication is that the Senator is homophobic for supporting a private business whose leaders were Christians.
Here we go again! Notre Dame joins Chick-fil-A-phobia movement https://t.co/OFTWjW2kMD pic.twitter.com/wpdrNWGfFC
— Conservative News (@BIZPACReview) July 14, 2021
Author: Scott Dowdy
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