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1. I have several theories as to what's up with him

Sun Oct 7, 2018, 06:43 AM

Oct 2018

None of them are really very complimentary, so I'll just keep them to myself until there is more concrete evidence for one or the other.

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Has Lindsey Graham gone crazy? [View all] leftyladyfrommo Oct 2018 OP

I have several theories as to what's up with him DFW Oct 2018 #1

I read... Chemisse Oct 2018 #2

I read that, too. nt leftyladyfrommo Oct 2018 #7

Yah, pressure of being blackmailed njhoneybadger Oct 2018 #3

I think Steve Schmidt nailed it shanny Oct 2018 #4

Schmidt uses his words carefully. Emasculated was purposely used. Funtatlaguy Oct 2018 #10

I noticed that too. shanny Oct 2018 #16

He already was duforsure Oct 2018 #5

He's bucking to be Trump's new AG MrScorpio Oct 2018 #6

I think Beauregard is smarter than both of them. leftyladyfrommo Oct 2018 #8

I could feel the tide shift when he went on his rant. Socal31 Oct 2018 #9

Quite theatrical it was indeed. Was worried he'd get the va-puhs. Funtatlaguy Oct 2018 #11

Lindsay's always been a worm... Wounded Bear Oct 2018 #12

Yes tavernier Oct 2018 #13

What is meant by "gone crazy"? Is it meant in the clinical sense? elocs Oct 2018 #15

Pretty sure that there is no clinical use of "crazy" anymore. (n/t) OilemFirchen Oct 2018 #17

"Gone"? Implying recently? JHB Oct 2018 #18