Why didn't Lindsey Graham's name come up? He called GA officials also.

[Nevilledog]

This seems important.

[MLAA]

1. Good question.

[50 Shades Of Blue]

2. I wondered the same thing!

[doc03]

3. I have asked that same question numerous times

on DU. Nobody seems to know. Extremely puzzling to me.
Just why are they protecting him?

[msongs]

4. cut off the head and the body will rot nt

[TwilightZone]

5. Depends on the content of the call.

It also depends on whether or not there's audio evidence of same. Trump's call was recorded. I don't recall that Graham's was.

Raffensberger has also previously noted that the implication was there, but that Graham never specifically requested that ballots be tossed. That's in contrast to Trump's call and may be why it wasn't a topic in the hearings.

It's also likely a topic of the investigation in Georgia. That may be the primary reason it's not being addressed here.

[ecstatic]

6. Exactly. I want him arrested.

He committed a crime in my state! He, tfg and ghouliani tried to have black votes tossed.

[C_U_L8R]

7. He's probably wondering the same thing.

Yes Lindsay, you are that unimportant

[Ocelot II]

8. Fani Willis' investigation in Fulton County, GA, is still going on,

and he might figure significantly in that, so the committee might be trying to avoid stepping on Willis' toes.

[Irish_Dem]

9. I suspect McConnell has made a deal that his senators will face no consequences.

He will want to keep his majority at all costs.

Maybe he gave up Trump as part of the bargain.

Time will tell.