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Republican Group Uses Lindsey Graham's Own Words Praising Biden and Slamming Trump in Brutal New Ad

Republican Group Uses Lindsey Graham's Own Words Praising Biden and Slamming Trump in Brutal New Ad
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Senator Lindsey Graham (R-SC) is one of President Donald Trump's most devout supporters. He's defended Trump for impeachable actions in his Ukraine foreign policy, to his tweets telling four American congresswomen of color to go back from where they came.

Graham is inarguably one of Trump's most vocal allies in the Senate, but it wasn't always this way.


When Trump was still a candidate for the Republican nomination in the 2016 election, the once-moderate Graham warned that the Republican party would lose all moral credibility to oversee the country if it put forth Donald Trump as the nominee.

These days, Graham defends the ideological shift by saying he's willing to work with any duly elected President, but a new ad from Republicans Voting Against Trump hasn't forgotten his unequivocal stances.

The political action group is dredging up Graham's old warnings of Trump—as well as his words praising Trump's 2020 opponent: former Vice President Joe Biden.

Watch below.

AD: Lindsey Graham Loves Joe Bidenwww.youtube.com

In the ad, Graham says of Trump:

"He's a race-baiting, xenophobic, religious bigot."
"You know how you make America great again? Tell Donald Trump to go to hell."

Conversely, a tearful Graham says of Biden:

"If you can't admire Joe Biden as a person, you've got a problem. You need to do some self-evaluation, cause what's not to like? He is as good a man as God's ever created. He's said some of the most incredibly heartfelt things that anybody could ever say to me. He's the nicest person I think I've ever met in politics."

The ad concludes with a greater warning from the Lindsey Graham of election cycles past:

"This is a defining moment in the future of the Republican party. We have to reject this demagoguery and if we don't reject Donald Trump, we've lost the moral authority in my view to govern this great nation."

The video of Graham praising Biden was used against him during the impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump, in which Graham defended Trump's pressuring of the Ukrainian President to investigate Biden based on unfounded accusations of misusing his office.

The video made it clear just how far Graham has strayed from opinions he once held with such conviction.




People praised the ad's effectiveness.






The ad now has over one million views on YouTube.

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