“As a party, we are better to risk losing without Donald Trump than trying to win with him. Enough already with Mister Trump.”

—  Lindsey Graham

Twitter post http://www.examiner.com/article/lindsey-graham-better-for-a-democrat-to-win-the-white-house-than-donald-trump (August 2015)
2010s

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