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‘I don’t know what happened to Lindsey’: Jill Biden takes jab at former friend Graham in CNN interview

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Appearing on CNN’s “New Day” with host John Berman, Dr. Jill Biden described her family’s previous friendship with Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and was at a loss for words to understand why he has become such an avid advocate for President Donald Trump.

Reacting to reports that the South Carolina Republican wants to use several Republican-controlled Senate committees to investigate the whistleblower behind Trump’s impeachment, husband Joe Biden and stepson Hunter, the doctor tried to figure out what has become of the Graham she has known for years.

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With Berman mentioning Graham as someone “whom I think you count as a friend,” Biden replied, “we did.”

“We did?” Berman pressed.

“I don’t know what happened to Lindsey,” she replied. “We used to be great friends and friends with John McCain. We traveled together with the Foreign Relations Committee. Now, he’s changed.”

“Do you consider him a friend anymore?” Berman asked.

“You know, it’s hard when you consider somebody a friend and then they’ve said so many things, so many negative things,” Biden replied. “That’s been a little hurtful.”

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Trump knows what motivates his base –but he clearly has no idea what to say to Black voters

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President Donald Trump knows very well how to motivate his audience. They love a good chant. MAGA audiences go nuts for free hats, shirts and signs. They get excited when they hear the president bash whatever Democrat he's come up with a pitifully lame nickname he invented. But when it comes to courting Black voters, Trump has made it clear, he has no idea where to begin.

Washington Post reporter Phil Bump noted that one of Trump's favorite things to do to appeal to Black voters is to cite unemployment numbers he had little influence over causing.

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All you need to do to see how the GOP has ‘sunk’ is compare Romney to Rubio: conservative columnist

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Conservative Washington Post columnist Max Boot looked at the principled speech Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) made this week and contrasted it with the pathetic undoing of his colleague Sen. Marco Rubio (R-FL).

Writing Thursday, Boot explained that the history of the collapse of the Republican Party can be perfectly captured in the way both senators behaved during the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump.

"I was an unpaid foreign policy adviser to both men: for Romney in 2012 and Rubio in 2016," Boot explained. "After their votes on impeachment — Romney was the lone Republican to vote for conviction (on the abuse-of-power charge), while Rubio joined the rest of his party in acquitting President Trump despite overwhelming evidence of his guilt — I felt prouder than ever of my work for Romney and more ashamed than ever of my work for Rubio."

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Trump just had a weapons-grade crazy post-impeachment tantrum — here are the most insane moments

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President Donald Trump on Thursday held an hour-long address to the American people in which he attacked his political opponents and shouted expletives while Republican lawmakers cheered him on.

The president's angry tirade included attacks on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA), Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA) and Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT), and also featured some bizarre off-the-cuff ramblings about his Republican allies.

Below are the most insane moments from the president's post-impeachment rant.

1.) Trump says that Rep. Steve Scalise's (R-LA) wife really loves him because she was visibly upset after he got shot.

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