Social Media Mocks Lindsey Graham's Suck-Up Birthday Message To Trump
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The South Carolina Republican appears to have edited his original post and added the word "president" to appease Trump.
Donald Trump turned 78 on Friday, and one Senate Republican seemed especially eager to wish the former president a happy birthday.
Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) took to X, formerly Twitter, to offer a birthday message that made up in obsequiousness what it lacked in dignity.
Yes, Graham made sure to praise his fearless leader’s golf game:
Happy Birthday to President @realDonaldTrump!Your golf game has never been stronger, and America needs you now more than ever.Your best present will come in November when the American people elect you as our next President and Commander in Chief.
He sounds a little thirsty, right?
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