Childless Lindsey Graham defends JD Vance’s attack on childless Americans in the weirdest way imaginable
Tucker Carlson about “childless cat ladies” resurfaced, the campaign has been doing everything it can to mitigate the situation, including sending sycophant Lindsey Graham out onto the media circuit to defend the embattled VP hopeful.In an appearance on Face The Nation on Sunday, Graham was asked by host Robert Costa if it was “a mistake for Senator Vance to keep talking about Americans who don’t have children.”Stay woke with our briefing while staying informed on all things LGBTQ+ entertainment, life, and more!To which, the childless anti-LGBTQ+ senator replied, “Right, yeah.
I don’t have children. But I’m going to vote for JD and Trump because I think we’ll be safer and more prosperous and more secure.
I want to end the Biden-Harris debacle.”Graham went on to say that it’s not nice to say disparaging things about other people, but he doesn’t believe what Vance, who once compared Trump to Hitler, said counts because, well, maybe it’s better if we let him explain his rationale:“You should never say anything to hurt anybody’s feelings, but when you look at all these interviews by JD, he was talking about how the Democratic Party has abandoned the traditional family.
So, this idea of trying to marginalize JD and make him some kind of bad person is not going to work. He’s not a bad person, he’s a good person.”As a general rule of thumb, when you find yourself saying “He’s not a bad person, he’s a good person”, it usually means you’ve lost your argument.Also, nobody’s trying to “marginalize” JD Vance.
