Keep in mind that an ineffective senator who accomplishes nothing is a vast improvement over Lindsey Graham.
Indeed, for MAGA politics, it’s probably more of a hindrance than a help.
Mitch McConnell is still a senator, and it sure looks like he’s doing absolutely nothing at all. I’m pretty sure she’s more qualified than he is at the moment.
By virtue of respiration.
“I mean Lindsey liked war, to be honest, with you,” Trump said in a Fox & Friends interview. “He was a guy that liked war,” Trump added with a laugh. “He’s never seen a war that he didn’t like.”
Been seeing some of the debate tonight of the candidates for Lindsey Graham’s seat. His sister is a really repulsive piece of shit.
Sounds like the right fit for this administration, then.
(haven’t seen debate)
Examples? This is the first real look we’ve had at her politics.
If she’s debating the other candidates for the seat, they’re all trying to out-trump-adore each other.
Gonna be a disgusting self-debasing spectacle for all of them.
There’s a clip of her closing statement here where she mentions two of the most important issues to her, protecting guns and keeping boys out of girl’s sports.
I can not roll my eyes enough for these people.
Maybe she just mixed up her words, and she meant to say she wants to protect boys and keep guns out of girl’s sports?
(Of course she said exactly what she meant.)
There’s another clip where she is saying ThE DeMoCrAtS don’t want data centers because they don’t want the noise. (But implying that good conservatives are happy to live with the noise to beat the Chinese?)
When I was in USAF a common bumper sticker among my fellow service-dudes read “Jet noise: the sound of freedom”.
I propose a new bumper sticker
AI Datacenter noise: The sound of American billionaires using our lives to beat Chinese billionaires.
And of course, the reason why the datacenters hide their ownership so thoroughly is because the owners are actually the American billionaires and not the Chinese ones, right?
Considering datacentres are built in rural areas, and the (vast?) majority of rural citizens vote (R.), you’d think their GOP representatives would heed their concerns. 
You’d think so, except that it’s the datacenter owners greasing their palms, not their voters.
The job of a “representative” is to receive “donations” from interested parties, then convince the voters why it’s good for them.
See, they are being representatives, they just aren’t representing who they claim to be representing. Darline is not in any way unusual by doing this.
But Trump’s position is that they should love datacenters, so Trump-supporting candidates have to tell them to love datacenters.
It seems to me once you’ve got your billion dollars you’ve ceased to be really a member of whatever geographic area you happen to be in and instead are a citizen of Bigbux.
Data centers: Good!
Windmills: Bad!