Topic: This fruitcake was even running? I had no idea. (Read 316 times)
zionist stooge who wants to start ww3 and a likely sodomite to boot, good riddance to him
Well, since he had the good sense to mercy-kill his own campaign I can probably say something good about the guy. He can be pretty funny.
"I can remember Fred. His wife called one night [to the bar] when I was about eight years old, and I answered the phone and his wife asked, 'Is Fred there?' So I ran up and said, 'Fred, your wife wants to know if you are here.' He said, 'Tell her I am not here.' So I went back and said, 'He said he was not here.' So I learned diplomacy at an early age."
-- On an early test of his diplomatic mettle, during a "Politics and Eggs" gathering on March 9 in Bedford, New Hampshire.
"You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell."
-- Laying into his favorite target, Donald Trump (and his campaign slogan), on CNN's Dec. 8 edition of "New Day."
"On our side, you've got the No. 2 guy tried to kill someone at 14, and the No. 1 guy is high energy and crazy as hell ... How am I losing to these people?"
-- Handicapping the front-runners, and himself, on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Oct. 26
"ISIL would be dancing in the streets, they just don't believe in dancing."
-- On what would (or would not) happen if Trump won in 2016, at the third GOP debate in Las Vegas on Dec. 15.
"I can remember Fred. His wife called one night [to the bar] when I was about eight years old, and I answered the phone and his wife asked, 'Is Fred there?' So I ran up and said, 'Fred, your wife wants to know if you are here.' He said, 'Tell her I am not here.' So I went back and said, 'He said he was not here.' So I learned diplomacy at an early age."
-- On an early test of his diplomatic mettle, during a "Politics and Eggs" gathering on March 9 in Bedford, New Hampshire.
"You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell."
-- Laying into his favorite target, Donald Trump (and his campaign slogan), on CNN's Dec. 8 edition of "New Day."
"On our side, you've got the No. 2 guy tried to kill someone at 14, and the No. 1 guy is high energy and crazy as hell ... How am I losing to these people?"
-- Handicapping the front-runners, and himself, on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Oct. 26
"ISIL would be dancing in the streets, they just don't believe in dancing."
-- On what would (or would not) happen if Trump won in 2016, at the third GOP debate in Las Vegas on Dec. 15.
He promotes the war industry every chance he gets and in return his deviant ways are tolerated. If he strays and disobeys, well, the war industry´s garbage media destroys him. It´s a familiar model there in DC. Blackmail is always among the mob´s favorite weapons.
Lindsey Graham is a clown. He is 60-years old, and still doesn't have the courage to come out in the open and proclaim that he is homosexual. There are rumors going around which claim that he is a pedophile and he has used his high ranking position to sexually abuse several under-age boys. I still don't understand how did he ended up with the GOP.
‘Was he running?’ Lindsey Graham’s exit from presidential race stuns many
Twitchy by Doug Powers 4:05 pm
Lindsey Graham, who livened up GOP undercard debates and isn’t intimidated by Vladimir Putin, is suspending his presidential campaign:
BREAKING: Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham ends his bid for GOP nomination.
— The Associated Press (@AP) December 21, 2015
To anyone who covered Lindsey Graham on the campaign trail it was clear he was making the most of this experience pic.twitter.com/CaEYW2rXsG
— Kailani Koenig (@kailanikm) December 21, 2015
Sen. Lindsey Graham is the 4th, GOP presidential candidate to drop out of the 2016 race. Follows Bobby Jindal, Scott Walker and Rick Perry.
— Gavin Jackson (@GavinJacksonPC) December 21, 2015
And then there were 13 (I think): Perry – Sept 11 Walker – Sept 21 Jindal – Nov 17 Graham – Dec 21
— Bill Hemmer (@BillHemmer) December 21, 2015
Whether joking or not, many described the surprise that accompanied Graham’s announcement:
@AP LOL was he running?
— Smart 'Merican (@SmartMerican) December 21, 2015
@AP who's she?
— Jay Cxx (@mrj2thec) December 21, 2015
Wait, Lindsey Graham was running for president? His exit has garnered the most attention of anything else in his campaign
— Lyndsi Stevens (@LyndsiM) December 21, 2015
Lindsey Graham was running for president?
— Vann R. Newkirk II (@fivefifths) December 21, 2015
Lindsey Graham has dropped out of the presidential race, which is a surprise because who knew he was running?
— Scott Springer (@scott_springer) December 21, 2015
Breaking: Lindsey Graham was running for GOP nomination https://t.co/7yN9ZoCfMg
— Nick Scott (@TheNick_Scott) December 21, 2015
I never even knew that Lindsey Graham was running… LOL
— Sandra Hohmann (@NewsandIdol) December 21, 2015
I didn't realize the Lindsey Graham was really running for President.
— Xavier Dreyman (@xavierdreyman) December 21, 2015
I'll never forget where I was when I remembered that Lindsey Graham was running for president long enough for him to drop out of the race.
— Chris Lehmann (@lehmannchris) December 21, 2015
I definitely forgot/did not know Lindsey Graham was running for president
— Shane (@shaneferro) December 21, 2015
…. I didn't even know Lindsey Graham was running, and I've been moderately paying attention to the pres race. o__O https://t.co/GP9PTSkzwR
— Jake Kohl from Fargo (@therealjakek) December 21, 2015
Did anyone even notice he started a campaign? https://t.co/L7MqNL2jnL
— Steven Santos (@stevensantos) December 21, 2015
@AP I didn't even realize he was in the race.
— HAPPY HOLIDAYS (@ginaabees) December 21, 2015
Those who did know Graham was running and liked one of his campaign promises will be sad to see him leave the race.
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Twitchy by Doug Powers 4:05 pm
Lindsey Graham, who livened up GOP undercard debates and isn’t intimidated by Vladimir Putin, is suspending his presidential campaign:
BREAKING: Republican presidential candidate Lindsey Graham ends his bid for GOP nomination.
— The Associated Press (@AP) December 21, 2015
To anyone who covered Lindsey Graham on the campaign trail it was clear he was making the most of this experience pic.twitter.com/CaEYW2rXsG
— Kailani Koenig (@kailanikm) December 21, 2015
Sen. Lindsey Graham is the 4th, GOP presidential candidate to drop out of the 2016 race. Follows Bobby Jindal, Scott Walker and Rick Perry.
— Gavin Jackson (@GavinJacksonPC) December 21, 2015
And then there were 13 (I think): Perry – Sept 11 Walker – Sept 21 Jindal – Nov 17 Graham – Dec 21
— Bill Hemmer (@BillHemmer) December 21, 2015
Whether joking or not, many described the surprise that accompanied Graham’s announcement:
@AP LOL was he running?
— Smart 'Merican (@SmartMerican) December 21, 2015
@AP who's she?
— Jay Cxx (@mrj2thec) December 21, 2015
Wait, Lindsey Graham was running for president? His exit has garnered the most attention of anything else in his campaign
— Lyndsi Stevens (@LyndsiM) December 21, 2015
Lindsey Graham was running for president?
— Vann R. Newkirk II (@fivefifths) December 21, 2015
Lindsey Graham has dropped out of the presidential race, which is a surprise because who knew he was running?
— Scott Springer (@scott_springer) December 21, 2015
Breaking: Lindsey Graham was running for GOP nomination https://t.co/7yN9ZoCfMg
— Nick Scott (@TheNick_Scott) December 21, 2015
I never even knew that Lindsey Graham was running… LOL
— Sandra Hohmann (@NewsandIdol) December 21, 2015
I didn't realize the Lindsey Graham was really running for President.
— Xavier Dreyman (@xavierdreyman) December 21, 2015
I'll never forget where I was when I remembered that Lindsey Graham was running for president long enough for him to drop out of the race.
— Chris Lehmann (@lehmannchris) December 21, 2015
I definitely forgot/did not know Lindsey Graham was running for president
— Shane (@shaneferro) December 21, 2015
…. I didn't even know Lindsey Graham was running, and I've been moderately paying attention to the pres race. o__O https://t.co/GP9PTSkzwR
— Jake Kohl from Fargo (@therealjakek) December 21, 2015
Did anyone even notice he started a campaign? https://t.co/L7MqNL2jnL
— Steven Santos (@stevensantos) December 21, 2015
@AP I didn't even realize he was in the race.
— HAPPY HOLIDAYS (@ginaabees) December 21, 2015
Those who did know Graham was running and liked one of his campaign promises will be sad to see him leave the race.
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