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Graham Jokes that Democrats Will Kill Themselves

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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) “was met with roaring laughter from a crowd of Republican voters on Tuesday evening when he suggested that Republican Rep. Jim Jordan’s ascension to chair of the House Judiciary Committee could result in a raft of suicides,” Insider reports. Said Graham: “What’s the worst thing the Democratic Party wants to hear? Chairman Jim Jordan. There are gonna be people jumping off bridges in San Francisco by the thousands. You know, New York City, they may literally shut down.”

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'Jumping off bridges in San Francisco': Lindsey Graham mocks concern over Jim Jordan's future

On Wednesday, Business Insider reported that Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) joked that liberals will commit mass suicide if Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH) ascends to become chairman of the House Judiciary Committee — the powerful House committee that oversees, among other things, investigations and impeachment ...

1 year ago·United States

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Lindsey Graham says there are 'gonna be people jumping off bridges in San Francisco by the thousands' if Jim Jordan becomes chair of the House Judiciary Committee

Graham made the remark during a raucous speech before a group of Republicans in Lima, Ohio, where he also made fun of Rep. Jerry Nadler's weight.

1 year ago·United States

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Political Wire

Graham Jokes that Democrats Will Kill Themselves

Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) “was met with roaring laughter from a crowd of Republican voters on Tuesday evening when he suggested that Republican Rep. Jim Jordan’s ascension to chair of the House Judiciary Committee could result in a raft of suicides,” Insider reports.Said Graham: “What’s the worst thing the Democratic Party wants to hear? Chairman Jim Jordan. There are gonna be people jumping off bridges in San Francisco by the thousands. You kn…

1 year ago·New York, United States

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