Lindsey Graham’s New Spin On Trump’s COVID-19 Failings Is Too Much For Folks Online
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The Trump acolyte suggested how the ex-president's catastrophic pandemic response could be seen in a different way. Critics vehemently disagreed.
Sen. Lindsey Graham’s (R-S.C.) latest sycophancy of ex-President Donald Trump was beyond the pale for many people on Twitter on Tuesday. Graham, during an appearance on Sean Hannity’s Fox News show, suggested that Trump’s handling of the coronavirus pandemic could be viewed in a completely different way if the lab leak theory of the virus’ origin (which Trump bolstered in April last year) proved true. “If Trump was right about the lab leak, it would change the image the public had of President Trump regarding the coronavirus,” Graham claimed to Hannity.
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