Lindsey Graham completely loses it in Fox News interview — and demands Joe Biden testify
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC), who voted against having witnesses in the impeachment trial, now is demanding at least one witness in the impeachment trial: former Vice President Joe Biden.
In an interview with top adviser to President Donald Trump, Sean Hannity, Graham said he was ready to leave the United States if Biden isn’t investigated.
“We’re not going to live in that country!” Graham proclaimed.
As a point of fact, the Justice Department has had information on the Bidens for over a year, but has never opened an investigation into it.
Graham went on to say that the fact that Trump wanted Ukraine to announce an investigation was just “good government.” In the United States, however, we don’t ask other countries to do our investigations. Similarly, Trump never actually wanted an investigation, just the announcement of one.
Finally, Graham went off, saying that Trump has been investigated for every business deal he’s ever done. Unfortunately, that isn’t true either. Only cases where Trump did something illegal has there been a case. Thus far, all of those cases that have been decided proved Trump was guilty.
You can see the videos below:
Lindsey Graham says he’s not going to live in a country where Trump is investigated and Biden isn’t pic.twitter.com/a02RbksJtk
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) January 25, 2020
Lindsey Graham says Trump’s efforts to pressure Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden is “good government” pic.twitter.com/jAl6f9joch
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) January 25, 2020
When did they look at every business deal Trump’s ever done? pic.twitter.com/1K2jt5Vsz3
— Acyn Torabi (@Acyn) January 25, 2020
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There’s no respite from Trump’s vindictiveness and foolishness
As we know, even in the midst of a national emergency, Donald Trump could find time and bandwidth to continue his retribution campaign.
He dismissed Michael Atkinson, the inspector general for the intelligence agencies, for doing “a terrible job,” satisfying his own thirst for vengeance for anyone who actually adhered to law and practice over blind loyalty to Trump himself. Indeed, asked about it the next day, Trump underscored his action by saying, Atkinson “was no Trump supporter, that I can tell you.”
It was an act that we once would have labeled corruption, by Democrats and Republicans – that is using the office for personal purposes – if Congress and too many Americans had not since become inured by so many like instances.
As the coronavirus pandemic sparks global lockdowns, life has continued comparatively unhindered in places like Taiwan, South Korea and Hong Kong after their governments and citizens took decisive early action against the unfolding crisis.
At first glance Taiwan looks like an ideal candidate for the coronavirus. The island of 23 million lies just 180 kilometres (110 miles) off mainland China.
Yet nearly 100 days in, Taiwan has just 376 confirmed cases and five fatalities while restaurants, bars, schools, universities and offices remain open.
The government of President Tsai Ing-wen, whose deputy is an epidemiologist, made tough decisions while the crisis was nascent to stave off the kind of pain now convulsing much of the rest of the world.
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Republican ex-lawmaker with coronavirus scolds Wisconsin GOP for forcing voters to risk their health
On CNN Tuesday, former Rep. Charlie Dent (R-PA), who is himself dealing with a bout of COVID-19, chastised the Wisconsin GOP for doing everything in their power to block the state elections from being moved — and forcing many voters to stand in line and risk exposure to the virus to cast their ballot.
"I have to tell you, here in Pennsylvania we have a Democratic governor and Republican legislature," Dent told host Don Lemon. "They postponed the election here from April 28 until June 2. Without any controversy. Everybody agreed it was the right thing to do and they moved on. I'm surprised Wisconsin took this risk, knowing they don't have to."
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