HUGE: Sen. Lindsey Graham Tells Sean Hannity The “Not Guilty” Vote GREW After Wednesday Impeachment Session

Trending Politics ^ | 02/11/2021 | Clayton Keirns

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On Wednesday night, Senator Lindsey Graham told Sean Hannity that the “not guilty” vote grew on Wednesday after the House Impeachment Managers put on an “absurd” presentation.

This is obviously terrible news for Democrats.

“Let me tell your viewers, the not guilty vote is growing after today. I think most Republicans found the presentation by the House managers offensive and absurd. We all know what happened at the Capitol was terrible,” he said.

“But I don’t remember any of these House managers saying a damn thing when they were trying to break into my house and going after Susan Collins and spitting on all of us,” he added.

Watch below:

Lindsey Graham tells Hannity “the not guilty vote is growing after today” and adds that he thinks most Republicans found the presentation by the House Managers “offensive and absurd” pic.twitter.com/rZ9N3tOUay

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Throughout the entire impeachment proceedings, the only “evidence” that Democrats have is HEAVILY-EDITED video clips that play to their narrative. They have chopped up hours of clips and spliced them together in the perfect sequence to make them look as damning as possible.

Thankfully, according to Graham, Trump’s acquittal is becoming more and more likely by the day.

Stay tuned for more as the impeachment sham unfolds…

[maddog55]

Lindsey Graham, Sean Hannity.... I’ll wait till the final vote but I wouldn’t bet on anything coming from those two.

[MalPearce]

The unconstitutionality argument is a technicality. No need to hear the case because... A bit like the "no standing" drops in November and December. Karma, eh? The only minor problem with the unconstitutionality argument is John Quincy Adams made a compelling moral case (but not a legally binding one) for lifelong deference to the threat of Impeachment. He asserted in his letters that he saw no statute of limitations on Impeachment. And I actually respect that opinion. What he was saying is, if he's privileged enough to be President, he remains accountable for the actions he took as President until his own death. After all, what more can you do to keep a President honest than say the lifelong benefits of being a former POTUS are contingent on you not doing anything impeachable as President? I'd hold any President in much higher regard if they said, as he did, that they would willingly submit to an impeachment and defend their record even if impeached after leaving the White House. In a way, I'm disappointed that Trump chose to snub the impeachment. A lot of us wanted him to testify to the steal. Instead he's got two C-list understudies roped in at short notice, arguing that the charges are moot because he's left the White House and is no longer claiming he's POTUS. Perhaps he's happier playing golf and sorting out his permanent residence. But I'd rather he was swinging his moral clubs in the Capitol. 'Gorgeous' George Galloway might be a loony leftist but boy, he's fearless. He took the stand when he didn't have to... and tore a new one out of the court. Dee Snider vs Congress was another masterclass in speaking truth to ridiculous moral panics, abuses of power, and pricking pomposity. It would've been awesome to see Trump enter the "sticking it to the snowflakes" hall of fame, alongside those guys and many others who've exposed the pettiness and hypocrisy of the ruling class by bearding them in their own den.

[cp124]

Did he say it out of the right side of his mouth or the left?

[A strike]

“So this is a game for you? “

Excellent query !

[DoodleDawg]

Yeah like Graham would know.

[A strike]

“life is a comedy for those who think, but a tragedy for those who feel.”

So the destruction of our nation IS a comedy to you.
Damn fool comes to mind.

[PGalt]

YUGE

[JohnBrowdie]

Damn fool comes to mind.

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I suspect it will stay.

[A strike]

Your argument has reason but, in my opinion, not Constitutional validity.

[pas]

We got rid of Dick Lugar SC(ky, ak, ne, ...) just needs to step up.

[hecticskeptic]

“the not guilty vote is growing after today”
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Ok, I’ll play Linda.... give us a name attached to a new ‘no guilty’ vote.

[zaxtres]

I see the House Impeachment managers saying the vote is not to oust DJT as President since the voters did that but to bar him from holding political office in the future.. This is where the NeverTrumpers turn redcoat in the Senate. This was as earlier pointed out a before the Revolutionary War Impeachment process of a modern day president. Something the Founders warned us against and why the didn’t want Impeachment in the first place.

[Fido969]

Hannity’s “tick tocks” turned into nothing but hot air. We got rolled.

And don’t get me started on the “99% are good agents” shtick.

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Damn fool comes to mind.
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I suspect it will stay.

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Yes, of course; since, it doesn’t mean who you “think” it means.

[hardspunned]

I hate Hannity when Graham’s on. After the first HUNDRED times I got tired of being lied to. How about you?

[Songcraft]

Lickity Lindsey's lip laxative loosens loquacious load of lies.

[tennmountainman]

Linda says a lot of things.

[ronnie raygun]

Linda is still spewing on Hannity, some things never change

[5th MEB]

I’ll sure be happy when the POST TURTLE drops dead.

[5th MEB]

I’ve been telling you folks for years that Hannity is nothing but a self centered, egotistical FOOL!

Nobody ever listens.