
Sen. Lindsey Graham, known for his support of the fascist President Donald Trump and the genocidal state of Israel, died after a “brief and sudden illness,” per his office.
He died suddenly of a heart attack without an opportunity to reflect on his greatest successes and his most agonizing regrets.
I suspect his greatest personal regret was never coming out. In Washington, and far beyond it, everyone knew he was gay. Gaydar was not needed to reach that conclusion; even Edith Bunker would have realized that he sashayed on the gay side of the street.
Although Senator Lindsey Graham was not as openly anti-LGBTQ as Rep. Andy Ogles, who posted an explicitly anti-gay message on social media during Pride Month, Graham’s career was marked by a consistent voting record against LGBTQ rights and protections.
He died without publicly presenting his true self, and he will be remembered as an adversary of the community to which he belonged.
His greatest political mistake was embracing Donald Trump, whom he once condemned in stark terms. In 2016, Graham warned that if Republicans nominated Trump, “we will get destroyed, and we will deserve it.” He also called Trump “a kook” and “a race-baiting, xenophobic religious bigot.”
After Trump’s 2016 victory, Graham reversed course and became ensconced in Trump’s rectum until his death. He will be remembered as a supporter of the incompetent, corrupt, and evil Trump, whom he secretly despised.
His greatest foreign policy mistake was supporting the genocidal state of Israel, the blood of thousands of Palestinians, Lebanese and Iranians is on his hands. Graham put the interests of Israel over those of the USA, and he will be remembered as a heartless monster who was complicit in the genocide of the Palestinian people.
I do not mourn the passing of Graham. Good riddance to bad rubbish.


















