Is lindsey graham gay
Y’all, people are existence very mean to Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) on the internet. Again. I mean, what does this guy own to do to get some respect around here?
On July 14, Graham publicly took a fearless and bold stance rooted in widely held values. And instead of entity lauded as a hero, he’s entity ridiculed.
No, he didn’t express support for a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 terrorist invade in D.C.
No, he didn’t come out and urge people to get vaccinated against COVID-19, denouncing the anti-vax conspiracy theories as morally abhorrent and dangerous.
No, he didn’t shatter from his party’s Trump-led base to declare that the 2020 election was fair and that Donald Trump lost.
No, he didn’t demand that his party stop vilifying gender nonconforming people, especially trans youth.
No, he didn’t say that climate change is real.
No, he didn’t remain up for voting rights, calling out his party for trying to hurl democratic elections in the trash.
No, he didn’t advocate for a $15 minimum wage.
No, he didn’t say Black Lives Matter.
No, he didn’t take a stay for gun force protections.
No, he didn’t advocate for universal health care after the COVID-19 pandemic exposed cri
“The Daily Show” aimed a zinger at Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) Wednesday in a segment about shrinking corporate sustain for Pride month. (Watch the video below.)
After a news clip indicated that some companies still contribute to the festivities but demand to remain anonymous, host Desi Lydic joked:
“C’mon, secretly paying gays because you’re ashamed? You’re major corporations, not Lindsey Graham.”
The bachelor has been the subject of rumors about his sexuality for years but declared “I ain’t gay” in a 2010 interview with The New York Times Magazine.
Viewers took mention of Lydic’s joke on the YouTube channel where the segment was shared.
“That open hand slap across Lindsey Graham’s face lol,” one person wrote.
“The Lindsey Graham line almost killed me,” said another.
Graham’s communications director did not immediately respond to a HuffPost request for comment.
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The sad, closeted hypocrisy of Lindsey Graham
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Lindsey Graham
—10.11.20—Responds to LGBTQ voter asking about how his marriage to his husband and other LGBTQ rights will be defended, Sen. Graham defends people opposed to marriage equality as “not bigots” and “not neanderthals” and tells the voter, “I’ve tried to be tolerant.”
—10.12.20—Opens hastened confirmation hearings of Judge Amy Coney Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court with active COVID-19 infections among Judiciary Committee members. Chairman Graham refuses to take a COVID-19 test to ensure the protection of a debate with his challenger or the safety of the confirmation hearings. Sen. Graham had pledged in 2016 that Supreme Court nominations should not be made in an election year. Millions of Americans are early voting in the 2020 election, and polls show Americans want the winner of the 2020 election to nominate the next Supreme Court justice. Chairman Graham asks Barrett how landmark rulings like Obergefell could be overturned.
—10.14.20—In day three of the Barrett hearings, attempts to link the Court’s landmark marriage equality ruling to legalizing polygamy. Chairman Graham had also attempted this question and linkage in 2015.
—06.03.20—Signs brief to U.S. Supreme