Republican challenger calls Lindsey Graham ambiguously gay

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Republican challenger in South Carolina calls Lindsey Graham “ambiguously gay.” We give Dave Feliciano credit for his moxie but question his accuracy – what does he mean by “ambiguously”?

This post was last modified on January 31, 2021

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Both of these office holders deserve room service, their meals should be delivered to their cells.

  • Graham is a left leaning, spineless, RINO turd that has been sucking off the government teat for way too damn long. Both Graham and Reid should be sharing a room at the Federal Pen.

  • Lindsssssssssssssssssssay Grahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamm....Sitting at home right now listening to Lady Gaga.....and complaining about the Tea party while holding an appletinie....

    • Interesting..I don't own a Harley anymore, but I know where I can borrow one for the day...I might have to take that day off work just to drive down and watch....

        • But he/she must be drunk or stoned, not consistent, hits and misses... probably some shaggy basement dwelling pajama boy in Colorado....

          • Well if I am gonna go to all the work and take the trip, I might as well go in style....then I can blend in and have fun...

          • I rode my Kawasaki KLR 650 to Julian, CA one fine beautiful day. It was spring, so there were big herds of Harleys clogging up the twisty mountain road all the way there, but I eventually got there. Yeah, I could have passed them all easily, but I'm a polite bastard.

            So, in Julian, I finally found a place at the curb, in the middle of a row of hundreds of Harleys. Picture this thing parked in the middle of that bunch.

            http://www.bikepics.com/pictures/2227039/

            As I walked away, I had to be a smart ass, and say to one of the Harley riders, (I could tell he was a Harley rider, he was wearing the uniform), "You know, something just looks a little out of place here." He pointed to a Yamaha Virago, and said, "Yeah, it's that thing there, trying so hard to look like a Harley." We both got a laugh out of that.

            And when the Harley guys got after me about riding a "Jap Bike," I would point out to them, on the side of my cylinder casting, "Made in Lincoln, NE." Nearly as I remember, that's in America.