Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2026-02 to 2026-07.
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Lindsey Graham deserves blame for his inconsistent behavior regarding Supreme Court justices.
“And the his weighing in on Supreme Court justices is really also something that um he deserves full blame for his behavior there, too.”
Heather Cox Richardson · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 465K views on this topicLindsey Graham flip-flopped on political stances out of a pursuit of power.
“At any rate, you know, why do people flip-flop? We can have a lot of discussion about that, but some of it I assume has to be just pure ambition. You side with the person who has power and think you're going to get something from it.”
Heather Cox Richardson · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 465K views on this topicJimmy Dore claims that Lindsey Graham's recent slurred speech is evidence that he is likely drinking or using drugs while on television.
“I mean, he can't. He's literally slurring like a drunk. So, let's Here's another one. Lindsey Graham attempting to say he wants sanctuary city policies to end.”
The Jimmy Dore Show · Feb 2026 · 2 episodes · 215K views on this topicLindsey Graham's focus on staying relevant rather than standing for something serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of being in Washington for too long.
“it's a cautionary tale about what happens if you're in DC too long and you get caught up and like care about the wrong stuff. And like like I don't I don't know Lindsey Graham. I've never met him. People say he was nice and charming and kind.”
Pod Save America · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 212K views on this topicLindsey Graham betrayed his past principles and sold his soul in a failed attempt to stay relevant and influence Donald Trump.
“Lindsey Graham sold his soul uh to try, I think, to stay relevant and to And then generously, I think, to try to turn Donald Trump as away from his quote dark side. And the end result is Lindsey Graham is the one who became a kind of sad and pathetic uh vassal.”
Pod Save America · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 212K views on this topicLindsey Graham's moral compromise regarding Donald Trump was perhaps justified by his efforts to influence Trump on issues like the Ukraine war.
“A lot of people have compromised with Donald Trump. A lot of people have had to put their own feelings and their own values and John McCain was pretty scathing about Lindsey Graham. But maybe if Lindsey Graham was the counter to JD Vance actually managed to get something through that helped the Ukra”
The Rest Is Politics US · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 155K views on this topicLindsey Graham was a highly effective politician who prioritized party loyalty and team success throughout his career.
“Lindsey Graham was an extremely effective politician. And he was extremely effective for a few reasons. He was good to people, as much as he could be, he was good to people even when he disagreed with them. And two, he understood that politics, at least in America, comes down to party.”
Megyn Kelly · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 91K views on this topicMisty Winston believes Lindsey Graham was a war-hungry psychopath who delighted in mass military slaughter.
“This is War classic Warhawk Lindsey Graham. Everybody knows that this guy was a raging psychopath. He could there couldn't be enough war for Lindsey Graham. It was what he loved most in this world, I think.”
The Jimmy Dore Show · Jul 2026 · 1 episode · 58K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.